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| 2. The information below was acquired through interro-
gation of cC-4276, Mario Enrique Eugenzao MARTIN E @
Delgado, M.D., a Cuban refugee and former resident of Havana

City who left Cuba on 22 December 1969. Subsource is a medical
doctor who was employed at. Havana Psychiatric Hospital (Mazorra)

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(201-022396), Psychiatrist, studied medicine ato
Havana University in the same class as -subsource's - .
father-in-law, Dr. Enrique .CA.5 U SO Casuso, N.D.,
employed aS an orthopedic surgeon at the Havana
psychiatric Hospital. According to sitbsource's
father-in-law, Subject was very active politically J
during his university studies; he belonged fo the
~~ Student Left Wing (Ala Izquierda Estudiantil) at |
Havana University, which organization followed PSP
‘directives. When Subject had completed his medical. be.
studies, he directed his political activities at ~
the National Medical College and controlled the
College for several years prior to 1959, during
which years he was able to select the presidents: of
- the College. , 4 ;

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thinks that Subject is also Professor of Medical i
Psychology at Havana University. Subject is a very !
well trained psychiatrist and has always cnjoyed

great prestige as such; nevertheless, he has always

been reputed to have very low morals, and in medical i
circles is "famous" as a woman chaser. He is widely ‘ 7
reputed to attempt to seduce his female patients and . :
his colleagues' wives. Major Bernabe ORDAZ , ;
Director of Havana Psychiatric Hospital, considers i
Subject to be a vulgar political schemgr utterly

lacking in personal prestige among Cuban “new"

Communists; Ordaz has statéd that he considers that

Subject wants to control Cuban psychiatric practice

for his on personal benefit.

c. When Castro took power, Subject surprisingly
abandoned the Immediate Action medical doctors’ party {
and joined the recently organized Revolutionary Medical
Party; Ordaz did not join this party until 1960.
In medical circles, Subject is reputed to collaborate
with the DSE in brain-washing activities, but subsource
had never seen any direct indications of such : “

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d. /Drf ‘Armando *DE CORDOVA , Psychiatrist,“
employed as a professor at Havana University, is
a good psychiatrist about 70 years old vho has always
been 2 leftist but is not the type of immoral person

together to almost al] the psychiatric congrésses

held abroad; according to Major Bernabe Ordaz, the two
of them would like to take over the Havana Psychiatric
Hospital, and base their desire on the inact that Ordaz
is not a psychiatrist. In subsource's opinion, they
will never be successful in replacing Ordaz, because
Ordaz enjoys the backing of both Fidel Castro and
Celia Sanchez, who are good friends of his.

e. Subsource has known a Dr. Fdmundo GUTIERREZ
Agramonte, Psychiatrist, since 1959; Gutierrez is
Director of the magazine of Havana Psychiatric Hospital
and attends psychiatric congresses held abroad. He is
a competent psychiatrist and has an office located on
Calle 23, corner of Calle 18, Vedado, Havana City.
In subsource's opinion, he is antiregime although he

tee sated orn

speaks in favor of the regime when with proregime 4 :

persons, and against the regime when with antiregime § i

persons. He does not belong.to the PCC cell at the fa ‘
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hospital and is not a militiaman. In an assembly held
at the hospital in 1969 with the express purpose of
increasing the number of members of the PCC cell, no
one proposed Gutierrez as a possible aspirant. Gutierrca
is about 50 years old and was married about February 196

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fe : Psychiatric Hospital (formerly Wazorra) prior to

1959. He dis proregime but not an extiemisi, aic
docs not appear to be “willing to die for the
regime". Mignagaray was proposed. as-an aspirant
to the PCC cell at the lospital, in an assembly
held in 1969, but stated that he had a defect
consisting in the fact that he was in love. Subsource
did not know whether he was accepted as an aspirant.
In mid-December 1969, Dr. Cristino Cabello, employed
as a psychiatrist at Havana Psychiatric Hospital,
told subsource that Mignagaray had told him that he
(Cabello) would have to take over Migutgaray's ward
because he was going abroad to attend a psychiatric
congress; subsource could give no further information
on the congress or Mignagaray's date of departure.
Mignagaray is described as a light-skinned mulatto,
‘about 5'9" tall, weight about 160 pounds, 60-65
years old, brown eyes, greying hair, married; Ssubsource |
thought he had three children.

1

: g. Dr. Lino Bernabe FERNANDEZ Martinez,
Psychiatrist, joined the anti-Castro counterrevolutionary
forces in the Escambrzy mountains a few months before
the Playa Giron invasion; he was arrested shortly
before said invasion and sentenced to 30 years in
prison. Subsource had met him when both were students ¢
at Belen High School; their friendship continued at .
Havana University, when both were members of the
Havana University Catholic ‘Group, and later as members
of the Movement for the Recuperation of the Revoluticn
(MRR). Subsource took leave of Fernandez the day that
the latter joined the anti-Castro counterrevolutionaries,
and never saw him again. When subsource visited his
‘brother-in-law, Enrique Casuso,. held first on the

’ Isle of Pines, then at La Cabana and later at the
Guanajay Jail, he habitually asked for news of
Dr. Fernandez; the information he received made him
-believe that Fernandez is one of the most respected
prisoners because of his bravery and equilibrium.
Fernandez was mentioned as ‘an example of integrity.
Other prisoners such as Dr. Andres CAO , Juan
BUSTAMANTE , and Antonio GARCIA’ told

- subsource that Fernandez! attitude had not varied.

Fernandez' wife, Emilia LUZARRAGA , who
frequently visited subsource professionally (subsource
was her psychiatrist), also told subsource that
Fernandez’ attitude was firmly antiregimne: ‘Luzarraga
is also antiregime. : .

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‘visits to subsource, is married to Dr. Armando ZA LD
Pita, M.D., aka “Manduco", who is incarcerated at the
Guanajay Jail. Subsource thought that he had been in
jail since before the Playa Giron invasion; he had
belonged to both the Havana University Catholic Group
and the MRR. Subsource's brother-in-Jaw, Enrique Casuso
ae - and Vicky Andrial both told subsource that Dr. Zaldivar &
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not know the length of Puig'ts sentence but did know : i
that he had refused to accept "rehabilitation". aa my
Andrial works at the Canadian Embassy in Havana, : :

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Arango also works at an embassy: in Havana, but subsource

did not know which.

Church, Havana City.

3. Further questions on members of MARTINEZ’ wife's
family, per References B and C, are being adked and answers
will be forwarded when available.

; Both Andrial and Arango are
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refutes ite Cuba, engineering technician who arrived as a
“© 40 Bpudn on 30 January 1970, produced the following story;

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é Mtbn a peg oither, Jose F. BOTET who still is in
i the feudal him that he had met in Havana a Dr. MOLINA
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departiy ded to enter Cuba... At the time of Source's
a Untortnee 29 April 1970, MOLINA was still in Havana.
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Reference: DIRECTOR 27502

l. The following was prepared by®

2. The information below was acquired through ¢
interrogation of CC-4033, Dr. Hector WILTZ Laneis,
refugee and formér resident of Nuevo Vedado, linbena, who left
Cuba on 19 March 1969 and has been a professional colleague
of Subject for many, years.

a. Dr. Jose *BUSTANENTE O'Leary, psychiatrist,

was brought up by his aunts; he does not know the
identity of his mother. He, together with Raul Roa,
Justo Carrillo, and others, comes from the ranks of
the left wing of the student movement: he joined the-
Communist Party of Cuba in 1938 and, in 1944, supported
presidential candidate Dr, Carlos Saladrigas in the
presidential elections held that year. . When Dr. Grau
was elected President, Subject: concentrated. on his
professional activities, earning considerable pres-
tige and acquiring a good practice, while maintaining a
his political relationships with senators, cdélonos, ¢@
etc. In 1952, the year of the coup d'etat, Dr, Bustamente
had such friendly relations with both presidential

. candidates that, if the general elections scheduled
for June. 1952 had been held, Subject would have been
made (a) Vice-Minister of Foreign Relations if Dr. “Agramonte
had been elected, and (b) Minister without cartera
(portfolio) if Dr. Hevia had been elected. ”

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; b. ‘After the, 10 March 1952 coup d'etat,”
i" Subject: opposed the de facto government in ;

’ Spite of-nas ciose relations with Dr: MORALES
del Castillo, who offered Subject the post of
Consulting Counsellor (Consejero Consult ivo)

. Which post Subject rejected. Subject began to
conspire against the regime with Justo Carrillo
and Dr, Araujo, constituting the organization ~

. called the Montecristi Group. Subject continues

“ to maintain a close relationship with Dr. Araujo,
now President of- the Cuban Nedical Collcge,
Professor of the School of Medical Sciences of
Havana University, and functionary of the Higher
Nervous Activity Research Institute.

c. After the 1 January 1959 Revolution,

Subject hastened to exploit the Communist con-
_ tent. of the Revolution and participated directly
in the denunciation of Dr. Urrutia. One of
‘Urrutia's assistants was Subject's patient and
informed Sutject of events occurring within the
Presidential Palace, Subject then consulted with
Raul Castro and denounced Dr. Urrutia as anti-
Communist.

d. Subject is very intelligent, very com-
petent, and an extraordinarily hard worker. He :
is Professor of Psychology at the Havana University bh
Medical School, and Director of the Higher Nervous e :
Activity Research Institute. During the decade :
1950-60, he held a high post within the Cuban
Medical College and was President of the World

' Medical Group; during this decade he made many
vasits to the USA on matters related to:his pro-
fessional activities. po _

. e. It has been commented that Subject performed
“brain washing" activities for the Havana DSE. .
‘During the period: in 1966 that subsource was held
prisoner at Villa Marista, he did not sec Subject;
subsource has never heard anyone state that he
actually saw Subject at Villa Marista. In subsource's
opinion, if Subject has ever worked for the MININT,
it was probably as professor of psychology in classes
. given to MININT personnel; subsource presumes that
~ . the classes would have been similar to those that
Subject gave to Cuban artists.

. f. In 1956, Subject acquired an extraordinarily

beautiful mistress that he still continues to visit |
. and support. This mistress, Manolita Canto, was

divorced by her husband, Salup (fnu), after a-private
' detective hired by the husband surprised Subject and

Canto in a hotel room in Miami, Florida; subsequently,

U.S. immigration authorities prohibited Subject. from

entering the U.S.A. Canto had. had one son by. her -

husband; when her husband died, the son inherited

the father's wealth, which was considerable: The

laws against private -property promulgated by the
‘Castro regime undermined Canto's economic position

to the point that she has had. to go to work; she now

works at the INIT (National Tourist Industry Institute),

located at 23 and L Streets, Vedado, Havana City.

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Subject surrendered his private practice to the Cuban’
Government, and receives only his salary as Director

- of the Hygher Nervous Activity Research Institute, .
which salary amounts to 800 Cuban pesos; this salary
is insufficient to permit Subject to maintain his
own home and his mistress's separate home and to lead
the type of life to which he was accustomed,

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g. Subject is described as lacking in, nermal
affections, cold and. calculating, .a typical schizoid
interested only in himself, never makes a friendly. o.
gesture, has almost no friends.” ‘Subject is generally: .. -°
disliked and has many enemies who feel real‘hate towards
him. The young Revolutionary medical doctors refuse
to have anything to do with him. Fidel Castro does
not know who Subject is and has certainly never been
treated by Subject or received psychiatric treatment
from any other psychiatrist. Subject must be very un--
happy and downcast at his present situation: His
income is insufficient forhis normal mode of life;
he no longer travels extensively abroad (formerly,
he traveled abroad every three months); he holds no
representative office; he is not politically or socially
prominent and, indeed, no one pays him the slightest
attention. Subsource states categorically that he
believes that "Dr. Bustamente would be willing to
accept any offer. He would take the bait if given
half a chance."

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the early 1960's was a "pleasure trip." So far as pope
subsource knows , Subject received no training in the .
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i. Subject is not known to have any relations
with SovBloc officials Havana. He-does maintain :
close relations: with( Dr yFtopez Sanchez (f{nu), an C47. i ‘tedsy :
old-guard Communist - -of the so-called. microfaction © = 9 ~ "+ [!
Who holds the post of Secretary of, the Cuban Academy oR
of Sciences. Corte. t oS. 6ybO Sn hee Sk 174

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_j. Fidel Castro is a pathological schizo-
paranoid reform-type personality, . which personality

k. Raul Castro is just the opposite of what he appears
to be and is more “human" than Fidel Castro; he has
fovnded a home, takes an interest in his family, etc.
He suffers froma homosexual complex, as denoted by his
hoarse voice. .

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completed his fifth year before abandoning his studies: fron :
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texts at the Navional Information Center for Medical Licensis,
23 and N Streets, Vedado, Havana City. He visited twice the
main building of the National Center for Scientific Research,

(CNIC), the second time in mid-July 1966. Paragraphs 8, 71.
and 14 from Elizado Maso Marcoleta, who had worked with Dr,
Mora and was familiar with "all of the research projects of
the CNIC." Paragraph 9 from Carlos J.. Finlay’s brother, Miguel
Pinlay, with whom source spoke in mid-January 1965. Paragraph”
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a tour of the installations (Paragraph 40). Source visited
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and Dr, Leonel Valles, who was employed at this institute,
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- 1.. (Summary: The National Center for Scientific Research
: (CNIC) is an autonomous organization controlled by the Office
: of the Prime Minister, who appointed. the Director, Dr. Wilfredo:
Torres, M.D,, and other important executives, The CNIC exists:
basically to perform scientific researcn and to train porsonnel
i for employment as (a) CNIC researchers, (b) researchers for the
a National Research Institutes that collaborate with the CNIC,

: : (ce) medical school faculty members, (d) industrial scicntistc,
: : ; (ec) and researchers and workers in the pure sciences, The CNIC.
Pe, has departments of Biochemistry, Ultracentrifugation, Electronic
wicroscopy, Medical Botany, Microbidogy and Virology, and: Bio-
mechanics and Biomedical Studies. The CNIC graduate training
program for medical doctors confers the degree of Doctor of
Basic Sciences upon completion of the three-year }..cgram; in
the future, the CNIC will also graduate Noctors of Pure Sciences
The National Research Institutes, of which there are at least }
are organized by médical specialties and work in coordination
with the CNIC but are subordinate to the MINSAP. — All are
clinical research institutes that work primarily with patients.
These institutes include the Institutes of Endocrinology, ;
- _. Nephrology, Hematology, Gastroenterology, Neurology and Neuro- 1
: surgery, Physiopathology, Psychology and Neurophysiology, :
i Hygiene and Epidemiology, Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery,
Microbiology and Virology, Angiology, and Parasitology.)

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H : . vince, next to the Victoria de Giron premedical school (formerly

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. been equipped as laboratories and residences for CNIC personnel.

oes - As of mid-November 1967, some of the residences were occupicd by

. ; . foreign scientists.

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3. The CNIC is an autonomous organization controlled by
the Office of the Prime Minister, through which its funds are
budgeted. Important matters concerning the CNIC are handled

no personally by Fidel Castro, whose approval is required for
foreign exchange expenditures.such as the purchase of equipment.

_ contracting of foreign personnel, trips abroad by CNIC per-
: _ sonnel, and recruiting campaigns aimed at foreign scientists.
. - Fidel Castro, rather than ex-Minister Machado Ventura, appointed
~ rs ce the director and other important CNIC executives. Dr. Wilfredo
: : forres, M,D., hematologist, is CNIC director. The Public Health
bo. Ministry (MINSAP) plays no part in the supervision of the CNIC
toto, i and cannot influence the decisions of its executives.

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4, The organization and functions of the CNIC are con-
fidential alfhough not secret, and any person who has contact
with medical professors can acquire some information on the

— -. CNC. Since ahout June 1967, an ID card.issued by the CNIC to
“+ dts employees is required to enter the CNIC’ buildings and the
. _ private homes that have been equipped as laboratories and resi-
dences, : :
‘5. CNIC activities are oriented towards three fundamental |
objectives, namely: . . . ot S

a, Scientific research related to the medical sciences. «

L - -rv > pb, The preparation of highly qualified research and
> - ; - professorial personnel for employment, after gradu-
oo + _ atdon, as (1) CNIC researchers, (2) researchers of H
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"steroid hormone from stigmasterol had failed and will almost
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(3) members of the faculty of the three Cuban medical
schools (referred to as schools of. medical sciences)

- located in Havana City, Santa Clara, and Santiago de _
Cuba, and (4) biochemists and microbidogists in indus--
tries related to ti sedical sciences, such as the
pharmaceutical industry.

c. The prepcration of personnel for.work in the pure |
sciences; this third objective constitutes amore.
‘ambitious but long-range goal that was still: in the |
organizational and planning stage in January 68, “Part 2 oL.
of the personnel so trained would remain at the. Center ta
as CNIC researchers;. part would join the faculties of : |
the university schools of pure sciences, and part would. i
enter Cuban industry to work on the applications of i
technology to production, ; .

Scientific Research = - a :
6. Scientific research related to the medical sciences

is done at both the CNIC and at the National Research Institutes,

The general directives for such research are oriented towards;

& Theexperimental verification of conclusions arrived at,
or discoveries made, by foreign scientists, This work
of verification is effected (1) principall» in order
to train Cuban personnel in the methods of higher re.
Search, but also (2) as an attempt to contribute in-
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‘ by foreign scientists, This work is directed towards
(1) the attainment of results of international inpor-
tance to be used in propaganda praising Castro's
education system, and (2) the achievement of discoveries
“in applied science that would serve either as an econ-
omic saving or to earn foreign exchange. AS of wid-
January 68, CNIC research projects had producea nothing
of scientific importance, During the first half of 67
Fidel Castro ordered the CNIC.to orient all its re-
..Search projects towards production technology so that -
“.© . the foreign exchange invested in the projects could be
; partially recovered through improved production.

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7. Department of Biochemistry. -The most important of the
CNIC departments is the Department of Biochemistry; it occupies
several new buildings and former private homes. Jt is headed hy
Dr. Mora (fnu), a Chilean microbiologist. This department was
conaucting research on polarimetry, enzymology, spectograply,

8, As of mid-January 1968, all attempts to synthesize a

steroid lacking in biological activity,

9. Dr. Carlos J, Finlay, M,D,, was preparing a restich
thesis for the degree of Doctor of Basic Sciences; his research

is of scientific interest although not of international. inpor-.
tances” ~ So a ws -

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a separaté department, the Department of Ultracentrifugation . ho
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or separation of the diverse elements that constitute a bio-
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11. Department of Electronic Microscopy. This- department. was
functioning in November I967 and contained two-electron micro-
scopes of the highest quality, one Polish-made and the other
believed to be Japanese. It was performing research in cytology,
ultrastructure (the wltremisrescopic structure of tissues of

: living beings), crystallography, and the three-dimensional -

oy spatial structure of certain biological substances.

12. DEpartment of Medical Botany. This departuent is headed
by a very inlolTigent and cultured Spanish agrones.i:st named
Guillermo Cid who has been in Cuba since 1940. It is effecting
a systematic study of Cuban flora in order to deteruinue the
pharmacological and therapeutical properties of Cuban plants.
The department works in coordination with the experimental
station in Santiago de las Vegas that is directed by the eminent
92-year old Dr, Juan Tomas Noig Mesa, who is the greatest Cuban
expert on Cuban and tropical Tldora and one of the greatest
authorities in the. world on medicinal plants, In addition, the
department has the cooperation of all the experimental] agron- :
omical stations in Cuba, which send the department samples of !
any plant considered worth. investigation; the department con- ood

_ducts an exhaustive analysis of such samples, The research has
two objectives: ; a ae

a. The utilization of the curative properties of the
plants, which constitute a cheap supply of national
raw materials and can replace many imported pro-
ducts, . : .

5. _— . 7. be. The launching on the world market of competitive
, : . pharmaceutica] products, following the example
. of Red China and Bulgaria. ;
oo 13, The work of the Department of Medical Botony will pro- t
ct ’  pably be successful because of (a) the qualifications and com- :

petence of its director, Guillermo Cid, (b) the extraordinary
impulse that has ‘been imparted to its research program, and
Ss (c) the extraordinary richness of Cuban flora-in medicinal plants.

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i . and isolated installations for virus cultures, and installations
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15, Biomechanics and Biomedical Studies. Biomechanics is
the study of the bidlogical activity OI Yiving organisms fron

4 -: "the point of view of the physicochemical Jaws that govern them.
! ; As of September 1966, a department that would do research on bio-
- mechanics was being organized within the CNIC. The Cuban Govern- H

ment is aware of the enormous medical importance of the appli- ee
ae cation of cybernetics (problem solving by electronic computers) | -
rr to the analysis, organization, and resolution of the very complex
physicochemical problems that the biology of living -beings. pre-- ;
sents; the Government is.attempting to organize. this departnent, i
which will train highly qualified personnel and import. electronic t
computers (a) for the study of the complex. physicochemical pro-~ .f
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blems relnted principally to hematology, neurophysiology, and
_ cardiology and cardiovascular surgery, and (b) for the couputa—
tion for public health purposes of the vast amounts -of- public--) --.--.:-
poe health data of different types that the MINSAP region. organi- :
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16. The research projects of this department were to be -

directed fundamentally towards the study and electronic compu+
‘tation of the modification ir both healthy and sick persons of
such: biologicul parameters as hemodynamic curves, concentra-

tion and saturation of gases and alterations in the basic acid
equilibrium of the blood, and were to include the study of the:
variations in the biological parameters from the biochemical

and hemodynamic point of view during cardiovascular surgery . .
and in physiological research related to the cardiovascular ap- -
Paratus., In neurophysiology. and neuropharmacology, . the re-
Search projects would be oriented towards research on higher
i os nervous activity including electrical modifications produced
; in higher nervous activity; in hematology, the projects would

: be oriented towards the study of tsoimmunization and patho-
logical alterations of the different blood cells. The electron-

: ic computers would be needed to process the immense quantities: :
of data such research would produce. ‘ :

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Dr. Fernando J. Toro, a medical doctor who is also
an electrical engineer, was to head this department. Toro
is reputed to be very intelligent, a gifted organizer, highly
motivated, and by far the best man available in Cuba for the
type of research described; he has. more than 20 years ex-
perience in electromedical. instruments. - :

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of research projects can €asily be explained by the fact thar .

Cuba, which -has no considerable scientific tradition, must i
first train personnel in the higher methods of scientific t
research, and such training requires years of effort. The few - i
. persons prepared to do important research are at the present :
time occupied in the administrative and pedagogical organization ~

of the CNIC and cannot work full-time as researchers -

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19. Research in Antibiotics. In 1960, Dr. Jose Antonio
a . :
Padron, an eminent research ecientist, began work-on-the isola-
tion and culture of antibiotic. substances, the study of their
properties, and experimentation with said substances; he ini- -
tiated this work at the Oncological Hospital but is now a CNIC
collaborator. As of December 1967, he had isolated and exhaus-
tively studied 89 new antibiotics, many of which are too toxic.
for human use. His work demonstrates his great ability and
‘perserverance, and with the material resources of the CNIC at

his :disposal, should result in discoveries of scientific im-
Portance. a : .

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29. Doctor_of Basic Sciences. The CNIC offers a three-
“year training program leading to the degree of Doctor of Basic
‘Sciences for which program fifth-year medical students with
except ional academic standing can qualify if (a) during their
eolleg2 career they have shown special aptitudes for teaching
and research, (b) the UC gives them:an "A" grade in political
standing or reliability, and (c) they are cleared by a DSE
investigation. In 1966, of the students then in the fifth
year of medical school, only six were accepted by this trainang
program; all were excellent students and UJC members and are
_how medical doctors: Ramon Ortiz, Rosa Elena Simeon, Ismael _
: Clark. Arce, Hilda Donderis, Julio RoJriguez Docal, and his
: wiTe Maira (Inu). As of April 1968, probably -no more than 30
j students were studying in this training progran, chiefly be-

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21.. During the first year of the three-year program, the
. Students, #2!) of whom are nedical doctors, study (a) mathe-
matics; mathematical analysis (hisher algebra), analytical ca
Beozetry, and trigonometry; (vb) physics: mechanics (kinematics,
statics, and dynamics), mechanics of liquids and gases, and
heat; (c) chemistry;inorganic and organic; (d) languages :
(iicssian, English, Feencu, or German); dialectical and histori-
cal materialism; and logic of science. The classes occupy °
both mornings and afternoons and include seminars given. by
lhe professors; under a rotation system, the studcuts also .
give seminars in which each by turn first lecture: «ian presides :
over the ensuing debate. In addition, the student: review the 5
bibliography. of subjects related to medicine, such xs studies
On biochenistry, pharmacolcgy, etc.

"22. During the second year of the three-year program,
the studenis continue to study the pure sciences: mathematics
(infinitesimal analysis), «physics (optics and electromagnetism),
and organic chemistry, plus dialectical and historical material-
ism, languiges, and a specific medical speciality selected by
the individuel student. In addition, the students serve as
instructors of biochemistry, physiology, etce., at the Victoria
de Giron premedical school.

23. During the third year, each student (a) continues to. . :
serve as an instructor at the Victoria de Giron premedical , 3
school, (b) continues to study in his own specialty, such as’ : i
biochenistry, neurophysiology, electronic microscopy, genetics,
virology, etc., (c) undertakes an original research project i
under the guidance of a professor who is usually a foreigner, i
(d) writes a thesis based omthe research project, presents it, :
and defends it before a tribunal, and (e) completes an examina- :
tion in the specialty he has chosen, If the thesis is approved t
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a'member of the faculty of one of the three Cuban medical

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24, During the first. year, students. receive 225 Cuban -:
pesos monthly, During the second year they receive 250 pesos °
monthly, and during the third year they receive 300 pesos

monthly. In addition, the students receive a free lunch and
supper daily.

“25, In late 1968, the CNIC will graduate its first two
Doctors of Basic Sciences: Dr. Carlos J. Finlay, M,D,, who
Studied in France, and Morlan (fnu), who studied in Rumania;

both will remail at the CNIC after graduation and do research
in biochemistry. _ .

26. Doctor of Pure Sciences. Candidates for the CNIC

Sciences must satisfy requirements Similar to those described
in paragraph 20 above: candidates must be outstanding students
in one of the pure sciences (chemical, physical, mathematical, |
or biological sciences) who, throughout their entire college
career have demonstrated special aptitudes for teaching and

scientific research, and who are Communist Sympathizers approved
by the WC. : . .

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medical. school, it is an organism attached to flavana Univer-

sity Medical School. Students wishing to study medicine or-
stomatology at Havana University must study first two years”
as boarding students at the Victoria de Giron Insiitute. .
Neither Santiago de Cuba nor Santa Clara has a similar insti-
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28. As of September 1967, students from Las Villas,
Camaguey, and Oriente Provinces who desire to enter medical’
_ : ; school as first-year students must matriculate at either . 2

% Santa Clara or Santiago de Cuba University; this measure was
put into effect. in order to reduce congestion at Havana Uni-
versity.

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Nacional Research Institutes _ . . : }

29, The following National Research Instit utes, organized
by medical specialties, work in coordination with the CNIC but
are subordinate to the MINLAP. All were organized as “insti-
tutes" during the first three months of 1967, although Some had
been functioning for years under different names, All are
clinical research institutes that work primarily with patients.
Each institute centrols all the hospital departzents throughout
Cuba that correspond to the specialty of the institute. For i
example: The Endocrinology Institute controls #11 the hospital 4
departments of endocrinology in Cuba.

‘ . 30. Endocr iron egy. Institute, The Endocrinology Institute
: replaced t ormer Institute for Endocrinological Research
that was founded and directed by Dr. Yamil Kouri. The insti-
tute is located at the same site as the former institute: the :
ground flovr of the leit wing of the Fajardo Hospital, Havana i
. City. It is headed by Dr. Oscar Mateo de Acosti, M.D. Cuba's © i
sys og = most eminent endocrinologist. Dr. Nateo is extraordinarily ' Lee
, _ intelligent, a university professor and PCC member, and is one. } aa
. of the scientific bulwarks of the Castro Regime. Mateo's !
assistants include Dr. Catalina Eibenschuz, who is marricd to Ly
Dr. Mora, head of the CNIC Department of Biochemistry, and pop
was study ing endocrincology in-France in early €8; Dr. Bario- pe
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lome Arce, who studied in Rumania: and: was studying in France.
. in early 68; and a young medical doctor named Oviedo (fnu),
. who. was probably to be sent to ‘Sweden. to study.

> Sos 31. The Endocrinology Institute enjoys a large budget
wet because of Dr. Mateo’s scientific eminence and political.

' virtues", It has excellent equipment for electrophoresis,
ultracentrifuges, and. photocolorinmeters.

. i — . 32, Nephrology. Institute. The Nephrology Institute is
oe located on the Fifth floor of the Joaquin Albarran Clinical-

~ Surgical Hospital, Avenida 26 at Avenida Rancho 3oyeros, Havana.
jt ss headed by Dr. Abelardo Buch, M,D,, an » extraordinarily
*ablir researcher who was working on;

' @- acute, chronic renal insufficiency,

b. microdeterminations of certain normal quantities ot
the renal apparatus, and

ec. the experimental verification ‘of modern theories

that explain the physiopathology of shock and its
- treatment; his experiments were based on the research .
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33. ‘The institute tas two artificial kidneys; one im-
ported from the United States in 1959, and one imported fron
Czechoslovakia ard instilled in Hovemhes cr December 1966, fn
atcempt has been made to styenace che anstilute like che ; J fF.

"Cleveland Clinic. Dr. Roverto. Manalich and Dr, Viilalba (fnu) f
work with Dr. Buch. . : ,

: 34. In January 1968, the MINS4P created a three-year .
reaidency in nephrology and appointed Dr. Frankie Dorticos as- Jt
the first resident; Dorttros is the son of the Dean of the : oe
Havana University Medical School and nephew of President
4 . - . Dorticos, Artifical kidneys were installed at tur: the Santa’
: . ,  Clara’Civil Hospital and the Santiago de Cuba Nos,:ital in

: Jate 1967; these artifici«} kidneys are for use in treating
kidney disease rather than for medical research. :

boo Fo . 35.0 Nematolozy Institute. The Hematology Institute
” ‘ has departiiénts atthe WilTian-soler Hospital, the Fajardo

Hospital, and the National Hospital, all located in Havana |
: City. The institute has no building of its own and its md
i activities ure located at:the three best hematological clinics H
: in Cuba, as enumeratéd above, The Director of the Hematology i
Institute ia Dr. Eduardo de la Torre, who is also chief of the
Department of licmatology, Wllliam Soler Hospital. Dr. Ulacia :
(fnu), who is probably Cuba's best hematologist, is chief of i
the Department of Hematology of the Fajardo Hospital.

36. The most important research project of the Hematology
Institute was initiated about july 66 and consisted of the
Study of the “utilization of isoniazida in the treatment of
Werholf's (as received) disease J purpura trombopenica idio- . of
e patica." The value of isoniazida in the tréatment of Wéerholf's bbe.
disease was discovered By chance under the following circun-
: _ Stances; A child hospitalized in the hematological department
. oi the William Soler hospital for treatment of Werholf's dis-
oy ease contracted a primary tuberculosis infection: when this
“~ —.  dnfection was treated with isoniazida.. the. symptom-complex of -

, Werholf's disease disappear¢d completely and no relapse occur-
+ + reds. As of’ January 1968, 22 such cases had been studied and the
yo conclusions were being ‘prepared for presentation at a Henato-
logical Congress; the biological mechanism of the treatnent had
not yet been determined, but it was considered that the experi~
mental stage had-been completed.  - :

37.. Dr. Eduardo de la Torre was performing research - .
principally of a statistical nature — on leucemias. Infantile
leucemia was being studied at the William Soler Hospital and

“at the Angel Arturo Aballi Children's Hospital, located in
Arroyo Naranjo, liavana; this research followed the treatment
schene of Swelzer and the University of California scheme
known internationally as VA.M.P. ---

38. Gastroenterolory Institute. . The Gastroenterolovy

_ Institute Gccupies the Lwo-story building at the Calixto Garcia
Hospital which was formerly occupied by the hospital library.
Its Director is Dr. Raimundo Llanio Navarro, who was brought
to world-wide eminence when hé presented his study "Colanyio-—
grafia Laparoscopica en la Lactante" at the Brussels Congress
in . en the Gastroentcrology Institute was officially
established in early 1967, it had been functioning for about.

7 +r-two years, In January 1967, > Rodr-

Dr.. Humberto Rodriguez Hidalgo and.

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; as residents coincided with the establishment at the institute- L

of atraining program for specialists in gastroenterology. sg

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"of thousands of his own cases of laparoscopy in general,
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assistants were Dr.. Oscar Garcias, and Dr., Arcadio’ Seto Escovar,:
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cine, Havana University Medical School. |

‘40. In August 1966, the ground floor of the. institute con-
tained the most modern radiological equipment in Cuba, including
X-ray machines and-fluoroscepes; each of the machines had a
seriografo and occupied a square room measuring about four meters
. .. Square? Th:s* sere two rooms for laparoscopic examinations
- ‘and faui c. five wards with a total of approximately 50 beds.

‘ ; ; ‘On the ground floor there were also eight small rooms (4 x 2 2
reters) for biliary drainages and gastroquimogramas, the Depart- |
ment-of Electrophoresis, a conference hall, a Taboratory of :

' pathological anatomy, a clinical laboratory, three or four bed- a
rooms for resident physicians, two waiting rooms for out-patients, - +
and the Department: of Coloprotologia (Proctology 7), -headed by
Dr. Oscar Garcia, Cuba’s best proctologist, who is also Vice

i Rector of Havana Universlty and Vice President -of the MINSAP-

ne Scientific Council. The second floor contained a library for
v which volumes were beginning to be received, and several rooms

still unequipped that would be used for research to be conducted

by Dr. Llaniv ir person. sO

41. Neurology and Neurosurgery Institute, The Neurology - {
and Neurosurgery Institute functions at two Separate installations. aaa
Its headquartcrs is located in the former building of the 7
Governing Board of the Calixto Garcia Hospital, which also contains :
the Department of Psychiatry of the Calixto Garcia Hospital.
This building contains the neurosurgical installations of the
institute, consisting in three splendidly equipped operating
» rooms, two or three rooms containing radiological equipment, 2
‘Ss -  # laboratory’ of pathological anatomy, out patient examination rcous,
conference room, library, filing room » about 70 beds, and bed
rooms for residents and irterrs. The building was totally re-
- built in 1965 and equipped with U.S, $100,000 worth of new
Anstrumants and. equipment; =~ : ; wo
42. The Hospital of Neurology and Neurosurgery ‘UWornerty.  —-
the Medical-Surgical Center), located on 29th and D Streets, Ve- ~
~ dado, Havana City, also belongs to the isstitute. Dr, Raron
Estrada, Director of the Hospital of Neurology and Neurosurgery,
; _is Professor of Neuroanatomy, was trained in the United States
4 and is described as extraordinarily able; ‘he maintains a decree
i of medical rivalry with the Director of the Neurology and
eo | : Neurosurgery Institute, Dri Filiberto Ramirez Corria, that makes
2. | the hcspital an~autonomous organization although it fusctions
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is cocrdination with the institute. The hospital nas about 275
beds ind is a modern class "A" hospital; residents in internal

oo. &¢dic.nae must spend three months in intensive study at this
Piaegd oo .° . hospital. - ”

a oe , ‘43. Physiopathology Institute, The Institute of Physio-

; pathology was in the process of or.anization, It wi]l]l probabi
7 . be hecded by Chilean biochemist Dr. Mora (fnu)- who, until abou _
Octoher 67, held thepost of director of post-graduate scientific

training (responsable de.superacion cientifica) of the CNIc,
{ and who is “now head of the Department of Biochenistry, CNIC..

} Dr. Mora and Dr. Ruth Urba, another. Chilean microbiologist,
: _dintroduced into Cuba the modern concepts of medical biocheai<
j and created a model Department of Medical Biochemistry at tt:

Hl 5 Victoria de Giron Institute of Basic Sciences. Urba, who Iecfr
i 1 Cuba some time ago, Nora, and Yami) Kouri vere the brains cenine

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the organization of the CNIC. The date: upon which the In-
stitute of Physispathcio,y wiii begin to yurnction cannot be’.
j established inasmuch as Mora, who has.-the degree of Doctor

; : of Bicchexistry, must first receive his degree as a medical
doctor. ne

44. Psychology and Neurophysioloyy Institute, The .
Psychology and Néurophysiology Institute (formerly the Higher .
Nervous Activity Institute) occupies the building: formerly :
occupied by the Banco de Piedad, in Reparto Alturas ‘del
Vedado, Havana City. The institute is headed by -)) __Jose Angel
Bustamante, M.D., who. is very intelligent and very well Ue ee
6iganized,° As of mid-May 1966, the ground floor coutuined the i
lobby, three rooms used for psychiatric care, a sic:farmaco i
‘stereroom, tie Lepartment of Neuropharmacology, two smHaTI—
rooms for cxperiuental surgery, about 20 cages for experinental i
animals, three’rooms containing clectromedical instruments used i
by Dr. Toro (see paragraph 17) in his research work, including !
three electrocencephalographs, two electrocardiographs, electro- t
miografos, ammeters, voltmeters, etc., two or three rooms Tor : f
4 animals in which scientific instruments have been imbedded for
the experimentai verification of certain physiological data,
two rooms used to study conditioned reflexes in rats, a long !
corridor (about. 30 meters long) equipped with bells;-lights, :
and gates, in which Dr. Diego Gonzalez was studying sintesis
aferente de Anoyslien, two rooms in which Dr. Jose Aquino «35 .
conducting experiments on the effects of ouabaina on the central
nervous system, and other undescribed expeérimenTS. The second
floor contained the files, library, conference hall, and rooms
for which no specific function had yet been determined. ,

:

a ; : 45. As of May 1966, Dr. Bustamante was doing research on
ae social psychology (thé psy¢hoTogical chuvacreristics of indi-.
. viduals belonging to a specific socioeconomic group) and had
very ambitious plans to use electronic Jata processing machines
‘to-study the electrochemical processes and the servomechaniams
-Of higher nervous activity; these ambitious plans were to be
, ‘put into effect. in 1967, -The land locatéd behind the institute
was to serve for the construction of other departments of the
institute. , ;

ee 46. Hygiene and Epidemiology Institute. . The Hygiere and
. Epidemiology liistituté functions at two Separate installations.

. . Institute headquarters and its hygiene section occupy a .
building on Calle Infanta, Havana City. Dr. Cosme Ordonez,
M.D., is director of the institute; he is described as very
intelligent and very well-organized. During the first six
months of 196% he took a course in hygiene and epidemiology

- at the University of London. Dr. Plasencia (fnu) is another of

- . the principal figures at the institute.

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are processed at the institute headquarters on Calk Infanta
(DOT; September 1966). In addition to the hygiene section
institute haadquarters contains a well-equipped Virology Depart-
ment, which has an electron microscope, a well-equipped Seruzs
: and Vaccines Department, a school for public-health workers,. -

and a school of medical statisticians.

".  - “"~ 48) The epidemiological section of the institute is ~-.. Se eb.
located at Las Animas Anti-infectious Hospital, Havana, at- | — x
which medical care is provided and research work done, Las.
Auinmas Hospital was ctotally rebuilt during the period 1962-65

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hospital in the world; its medical training - program is excel.
lent. The hospital consists of a main two-story building ‘that .

?s connected hy passageways and corridors to a number of one-
story vlinics that are isolated from each other. The ground
floor of the main building contains the vestibule, receiving -
section, duty rooms, classrooms, operating room, and library...
The second floor contains living quarters for. the resident*
physicians, Hospital Director is Dr. Julio Capote Perez.

48. The clinics that are connecced to the main building
are: _

a. Tetanus and Diphtheria Clinic, with two wards with a
toraa of about 35 beds for diphtheria patients and
two wards with about 15 beds for tetanus patients.
Near the entrance to the clinic are three rooms con-
taining five iron tungs: for ‘polio patients,

b. Viral Hepatitis Clinic, headed by Dr. Martinez (ina) ,
has about 50 beds.

e. Clinic for Typhoid Fever and High-Fever producing
Diseases (Enfermedades Febriles Agudas) , with about
35 beds.

d. Clinic for Mumps and Severe Exanthematic Diseascs,

headed by Dr. Julio Capote, who is also Director. of. .

wo the hospital, This Clinic has. about 30 beds. _

50. The Clinic for Infectious Diseases of the Central
Nervous System is unconnected to the main hospital building.
The hospital also has a pathalogical anatomy laboratory, a
clinical analysis laboratory, and a two-story building for ex-

' perimental animals. Plans existed to build three more clinics
. (DOI: 1967). :

51. As of September 1966, the following research work was
being performed at Las Animas Hospital;

‘a. Hospita) Director Capote was doing reseerch on (1) the
treatment of encefalitis sarampioniosa, and @) an
antimeasles vaccine. provided by the USSR,”

studies on (1) tetanus and had achieved original con-

- tributions concerning. the etiopatogenia of. tetanus,

(2) the prognosis of patients with exovoxins- circula-
ting in the biood, (3)a screening test for diverse

_ therapeutical. ‘procedures to combat tetanus, | and (4)

- the elaboration of a hyperimmune -human’ vaccine for use
-with Bereons already suffering from tetanus, or for use
as a prophylactic medicine. Dr. Romulo has "28 years
experience in infectious-contagious diseases and is

one of the world's greatest authorities on diphtheria
and tetanus.

52. Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surger Institute. Th 2s
institute Is heade y Dr. Noe onzalez and is Tocated at cise
Fajardo Hospital, where it. has the following installations:

a. Second and third floor;. two operating rooms for the
exclusive use of the institute. The rooms contain.
, machines for extracorporeal circulation, instruzeits
. for the determination of- hemodynamic curves, multi- |
cardiographs, vectocardiografos, balistocardiografos,
equipment for cardiovascular \radiology" (X-rays ?),

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equipment for intracardiac catheterism, electronic
defibrillators, automatic respirators, and extra-.-
thoracic pacing devices. Either the second or third
floor contains & storerson wits che most modern
medicines known zor use in cardivvascular diseases.

The third floor alse contains a-Department of Cardio- .
logy «nd Hemodynamic. Research that is splendidly equip-
ped und is directed by Dr. Hernandez Canero (fnu), —
. one of Cuba-s best. cardiologists; the surgical research
i. .' that was being done included mitral commissurotomies,
valvuloplastias, correction of septal defects, sur-_
gical sorrection of the ductus arteriosus, the im- |
plantation of intrathoracic pace makers, and heart -
transplants ‘in. anisals. Institute Directs Gonzalez -
is assisted in cardiovascular. surgery by Lb... Roberto .
Menchaca, Dr. Roberto Guerra, Dr. Liaca, Dr. Arango,

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b. Sixth floor: a ward with approximately 40 heds.
53.. Because of Director Noel Gonzalez's executive, capacity,
professional ahility, and political relations, this institute has
received strong economic support since mid-1966. In December 67,
Dr. Roberto Guerra and Dr. Roberto Menchaca were preparing to
Jeave for Europe where they would spend approximately one year
studying and purchasing Surgical] equipment for. the institute.

54. Microbiology and Virology Institute. This institute
is in the process Of organization. will have departments in.
the CNIC and in the headquarters building of the Hygiene and
Epidemiology Institute, Calle Infanta, Havana City.

an 55. Angiology Institute. The Angiology Institute is located
on the second Tloor of the Luaces Clinic, Calixto Garcia Hospital,
and is directed by Dr. Jorge MacCook, one of Cuba's best angio-
logists. .The activities of this institute are oriented hastcal-
ly towards the treatment of patients'and the instruction of
-medical students. The chief Cuban anyiologists are Dr. MacCook, |
Dr. Francisco Bidart Labourdette, Director of Angiology at the :
' Clinical-SurgicaT Wospital,. and: Dr. Huguet. (fnu), Director of i
Angiology, National Hospital. — : : i:

co 56. Parasitology Institute. This institute occupies the
cone former Parasitology Clinic of the Calixto Garcia Hospital. Dr.

: : Pedro Kouri was to have been named Director but died before the

institute was formally organized. The institute's activities
are oriented principally towards the treatment of patients and
the instruction of medical students.

move eT, 57. Oncology: Institute. As of late 1967, the official
creation of an institute to be named the Oncology Institute was

; under consideration; said.institute would be headed by Dr.

- - Zoilo Marinello Vidaurreta, who presides the Scientific Council

; of the NINSAP and is the director of the Oncological Hospital, :

j 29th and C Streets, Vedado, Havana City. An organization similar

to the projected Oncology Institute has been functioning at
the Oncological Hospital for about two years. ~

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before being released outside the Agency. Pending resulls of this raview, a copy is being provided for your advance ‘informatisa.

Distribution for BACKGROUND USE ONLY to: SDO 2, If:

DOI: LATE JANUARY 1968

', SUBJECT: ‘COMMENTS EY CUSAN OFFICIALS ON THE RECENT DENUNCIA~
TIONS AND PURGES IN CUBA CF ANIBAL ESCALANTE. AND
‘OTHER OLD-GUARD COMMUNISTS

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FROM f& CuZA OFFICIAL WHO IS INTIMATELY ACQUAINTED
* WITH BOTH JCAQUIN ALVAREZ REMENTOL AND DR. JOSE ANGEL’ ~:~
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2. ACCORDING TO JOAQUIN ALVAREZ REMENTOL, CUSAN VICE-

MINISTER OF FOREIGN TRADE IN CHARGE OF NORTH AMERICAN AND

eengeencamti pte tee alpen tee

WESTERN EUROPENAN AFFAIRS, THE RECENT PURGE BY FIDEL CASTRO OF © :
A NUNBER OF OLD-GUARD COMMUNISTS, INCLUDING ANIBAL ESCALANTE,

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LIES IN CUBA. THE PURGE AND ARRESTS CSHOULD HAVE LITTLE :IMPACT
ON ECONOMIC RELATIONS SETWEEN CUBA AND THE, USSK. FROM-A BRIEF .

“WHO RECENLTY RETURNED FROY MOSCO¥ AFTER HAVING SPEXT MONTHS

“NEGOTIATING A COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT, ALVAREZ REMENTOL CONCLUDED”
THAT THERE VILL NOT BE ANY SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES IN CUBAN-SOVIET
eONONIC RELATIONS OR SOVIET ASSISTANCE, AND THERE MAY EVEN BE

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NOT HAVE FAR-REACHING RPERCUSSIONS ON THE POLITICAL RELATIONS - —_
EETUEEN CUA AND THE USSR, AS NUMEROUS DIFFERENCES OF VIEWS
HAVE EXISTED FOR SOME TINE AND ARE VELL KNOWN. THESE DIF-

. FERENCES WILL PROBASLY NOT AFFECT THE ESSENCE OF CURRENT

POLITICAL RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES. CASTRO KNOWS
THAT THE USSR CANNOT GO BEYOND A CERTAIN POINT IN ECONOMIC AND

“POLITICAL MEASURES DESIGNED TO PRESSURE HIM TO FOLLOY.A POLICY =~ op
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a, VEXEZUELA, AND ELSEWHERE IN THE wort 1 IN COMPLETE OPPOSITION To
‘ss goVIET POLICY. THIS POLICY OF INDEPENDENCE HAS WON CASTRO
SYMPATHIES IN AND OLTSIDE CUBA. THE CUZeNS, WHO LIKE OTHER
LATIN AYERICANS HAVE A CERTAIN VANITY, LIKE TO THINK THAT THEY
US LIVE: IN A SMALL BUT ERAVE COUNTRY WHICH IS “NOT GOING TO LET
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“FACULTY oF PSYCHCLOGY aND PSYCHIATRY AT THE’ UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA,

“THERE CAN BE NO BOUST THAT ARTBAL ESCALANTE was AN AGENT OF TH: -
SOVIET INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. (FIELD COMMENT: SUSTAMANTE HAS

‘OFTEN 2EEN ACCUSED OF, AND HAS DENIED, CLANDESTINE RELATION-—

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| PARTICULARLY THOSE OF RAUL CASTRO, PLACED TH: RESPONSIBILITY

FOR THE ACTIVITIES OF ANIBAL ESCALANTE ON THE USSR. BUSTAMANTE

NOTED THAT NTT CCONTLY THERE WAS IN F225 CLOAN MINT

Se a

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PLCEINER TQ, ATTEND D. ANTERAMERICAN CONGRESS OF PSYCHOLOGY 17 TO
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ATOM TS RESEARCH REACTOR.

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Reference: a, IMMA - 32515, 14 July 1967

b. MMA - 31953, 4 May 1967

1. JMWAYE has reviewed all available file data on
& Dr. Jose Angel BUSTAMANTE and concurs with the proposal
in paragraph 2 of reference a, :

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Havana from .24_to_30- November 19677" Ivo of BUSTANANIE's letters in
clude iovitations to American peychiatrista to attend th: sysposium,
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Congreas of Paydblogy to be held in Mexico City from 17 to 22 becenber j|
1967. .

C. Dr. E. Roy Noun from the New York Medical College spent @
month at the Institute directed by Dr. BUSTAMANTE in Havana. .
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co I have juet received your letter acknowledging receipt -
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to the Director, Sr. Enrico Varisco, who works for Laborato~ |
Fiee Erbe in Mexico City. This will be a liaison between .

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ree 4: aonsidero nits este conetituye une ovlainalidad en sods 61 trakeje ya. = :
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. cm publiced Za) ¥ el tergore contiana todsg ies aseuelas (46 lags cuales
oa hay Sratajes eublicecos también}, En kedeid, nuns da mostrsr 3i Indic
Pris av Seguin y astuvo muy de acuerdo gon @1 migno, 36 lo eatoy enviunds
: solieitands au opinisa o> ftioa. ; :

Te He @terita v ans enonantro en @l prosszo de reviaarle y opsi he
tereaicaco, un libso sa was LOC paginas pare 61 ouai ne oe phere Eee
91 titulo da "Pakeslog’s Eidtoa y au eaeehanza On Sladicine™, un Libr
@9 @1 gue expongs dé madera totalluda ai voinids sopra. seta *asteria,
Come 68 pace. Pecojo en ¢i'miamo todas laa opiniones cxzresedes por
‘difeventea antores, también lee omsenteasionues de Conereszs ys Conterens
ins, lo que hey en 61 zurie en evtoe mozentoe sobre este tora, ¥ Aas
pués 2e todo eso daourrelis lo que extanos hacdeoco o2 questro Derarta=
BRED 8s Paiselogfa Mddice, y finaimente nuestra opinién scbre todo S88 G6

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eB Dr, Holtenan ma d4ju que en diclenhrea e¢ oolebrardé ox icexies-
dorgraso ac ta SIP y we invita a gue no falte. Pienos ir, pers desde:
-abore za easuensee seeribtends a Ud., a Diaz cusrrere 7 & Los “Ci Smorig
‘de lag Sik para gue me Lagen Yae go3tiones porque ge me de is viss,)

Sepere que mi coaéiciss de miomuro ds la isciadad ce Amistad Cubsno-3
icane hega yar (al fare oae or te Kaxito en ia Navara tandién ayuse.

Uh, sahe ‘bien. que foligo ‘gran deseo de estar oon 4s, Seguln y Los
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ferta ineuperadcle, : me cot o. Se, :

En Madri2z pude eaher ce ti poy lee sompan 202 antstentes al Sougre=
go Ga Psiquieteia vy agimiams pide trast 1a ea: is2aocién de recivir

GL hotenaie of vacide pos Joa coupsceres Latincawerieanoa en magnt«

fioo aizterzo, <n @1 alaiso ne iatcomes On dal acuardy del Congreso
Con relvaifts a dlero homenaje y 2 nb futura neminagign an ol Cons2=

jo ausscsr,. 5 2 Co tt . : :

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Eapare ustatir ai ‘orrreus ds in “i? en Hext co en dicienbre do esta
ais 7 supccgo hatré d6 envontrarns “auit COUthco, ravite, vatte dg

orogenic, Segui 9 otros tens

Aprovesi ne Ze sportunidad ‘guora: para ‘Anrormarté da nuestres detivic
ac&es y ig vusse oe ksgag saber de ise tara | por eorvea pern estar
: Rutuncerte ent srndad. :

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DSpurtanentess Heuyoriatol, cele, Paicoiogia xy Paicolosf a vecial, ¥

fio Tundado :cor la: “ecielade ligdictina vlleg: pdcd acfurnag peste a. 2a
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he erottsioze £5 esré

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serdiatieinon ¥ ntree uresasy scbre al iafiedta.-
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a} studio 29 las saranbles perticlosmtea 61 1a ralocifs: wddises
Pegisnta on Paicorerepiz ieddviduel y eu Fricoteteria de BrUupoese |

5 Seteb$lddad wanval y motivaciia. | ee
S$ Pueteres ds ls pergcnealicad dei gééloo @n perturbscicnes Tatrogé-
' yieaee . . . .

) dothvaeién y actividad matris, | ST oe
@; Hipnogis y eprercisaje.

at _ EL Depastarento és Fedoolegia Ss0isl estd realizands las siguientes’
; invasticael saat : oo : .

a). Sncuesta 2% ta assitud dc los petudfentes de tedtetna. :
> Cempoertenmlaate. de inedepteados aceiales on la Provineia de Canmagfey

o Eatuido cabse la buroerecis.

El Depeztemento de YPeisclogfs Soeial Bo e8 UR Leavoreterio da Cisnoias
3oeialees ne e@ ec Depertanente de Yoesologia, sise quieres, AO se
Pige por ne aencepto paloclogizarte de la sociologss. Es un Lebo
yerorio dondt sigunce anpestos gociales de nuostyo medic aon egtudiae

aes. . .

oO ‘. Fer lo sanyo, los inveetigactenes pera eatudiar las actisudes y © de

bon yhonee ds les jévenas. entudtactes oubance asi eomo el estudio de Pas
i: eapiraciczes 4ah hosbre ep-loa sazpes, 60 Sui pro;iaa’ tierra® ¢ on

‘las srconisa. colestives, as efecttan en gate Lepartomento de fsioole=.

@ Oy

soa

gts Social.

“Psy prisera vee en Cuba tenanos esta eportunidad yo que ia RKacién e9,
gl fin, un gre. leacratorio social donde profundes seubsns a6 estén -
‘efreoierds a ln mente investigadora , gyendea popibilidades que ei no
‘,"e@ tomas 6s conaiderasién se perderier lanentadlenen’s. :

Sob - « -
De : . foe e

Seno puede obaervarse, @: estudio aociel ge linita a quellos gspEeo~
- tos peceiiazeas no eolo de nueetre tradicién sine de los cambdioa odu-
vridos an nuestro: pata, auf aomo ies sonsequentes modificaclonse: pal—
ecelégicas one quedarén evidencladss er nuegtxos Simpcaios, : ;

iGenda 49 egtog trea Repartamentoa el Instituto tiene cuatro Seoclo=
“West Ziectréuica, Fatacistics, At fiogratfa gy Publiomeicses. En esq
Jos Howmentce, 6b persaral que sracaja en eb “netisuso e8 GoGo SiZusei.
& profancres, o auxiliaree, 3 poioéioges, & +6enicce, 6 alwanos en -
Peisolocfa y 5 on Peigologta soatal. o, Cae,
-f @exc una asciracifa final, tredsfmes por da postole unificacién de —
_ yaestred esfuetsce llevacs 8 cabo por nyestres trea Depsrtanentos .
_ pare at pseer alcauger nuestra ze:6, Catv 89, log esitacics intem -—-

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SUEIG, UTE Bepleaes in Atsands car acudlise ¢

SU PPGAT metersae,. iek, @2tnnos trutacande as:
aattées "lscGavies matarialas y moselea en Ys
Varlun a lo xseurg valt{glose da Cuba",

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Parc weawdy, el chietive de neesteo Inetituin e¢ al sa.udio de ice

: (+ giveles newratisteidsless ¢ pateoléteos aaf caag ios aspestce wociee | i
; ~ deg gue piaden ser de interés a cuestro pafs, tzutusdo de eleaazcr

- 2.  . . Gesteeg de leo Llimitse de nuestros cétedee de Anvegiisacicaoes la into:
gracidn tuterdieciclirearts de nvestrad Siseiplinso.

"Ea #8708 Momentos now easontrancea e1 @l procese ds ovuenizar unm lee
am boretario de aatividsdes Cérstoo-Viscere’es o Psivosondtico an co-
Bea nexidn cen urs Cifnise Ssdquidtriaa. Otro lecoratorios de Paiectdye
x ce meoos y Cévdrata pero mantenieads 61 da Peteologla Aplicada en el
a "+ Que yo eortinesrd eon mia gatudios de variables pertioipantes en la.
‘ .- ;  weleol§n Névieo~wPactente an vadouterapia, . :

“EL Inatitato Le organizeda y oonvacado us Simposio Internacional de
Neurofieiologfls a1 eucl se oeleurS en fevraro de 1955 en La Fabana
Al ounl uetatiover mugnos weurofisisloges de fana internacional
(como duretyéa, Purpura, Roy Jou, craatydn, Gures, “egan, Lifaonits,
Liseak, dsaoic, toe) y astd ovganisande un “inpeoeio InternaciLonsi de

. Paieclonfa sasa 1942 eon el wiguiente tema: "Motivaciéni Bua ROPCG=o

- = toa palcolféygicoa, sociales y neurofigisléciceg, Percpectiva de cu
ano. Ante reeolén", : ,

Serer

+ gre

Hemes ineugurace una nusys seecién Llamada Eatudlo ‘Tranesultursles
ja gus trasasa on conexién evn la Comtsién Padcuidétrioa Tranaculty-
‘Pal de la ccticdad Cubana de rsiqudatria. mo,

Fera junio yc aupezaré a puolicer ana Neviotea gue ae Liamard Paiquia-
“trfa tranuealtural y la cual gerd a2 6zgaceo offoial de la Tomighén
de Peloutatyis » ls Secolén de Satudica Transaulturatee det Insti- i
tuto, on Ja cue esarecerg am resuuen y comentarios en eepefiol de todoa
loa trebajcs publicados sobre atte mate: 46 en el auode y més terdea - oo:
Ancicilrascs nucetros propio trabaiva, _

Ha reisoifa al Dapertanent> de vaicolocfe “édice de la Facultad de |
‘Hediclos en la Unlyezeicad de in Hatena, nogotrog expecanos a tranae .
jar ea 1961 deeruda de cperarse algunco cashios en la "ndvergidad
RIrG 263 Gucles gurei4.ecte Depaytanento,  —.. _

PBPStaT03 On ue aurso prfstise tedriso en vl ger. aho de iediotua
Poro miortrags teato se astaban yeslizando bagoolacionss son las.
‘Suteridedas Acs¢dmiges para llevar a sato ona trane*crmeciéa,  ~.

/Ruszita opiaién ss 328 la Paloolesfe ética debe engetare: de mode

“-payalelo a lag digsiciinas a lo lergo de le carrass nts tO
abeurds Guaiiens cue coy ofrece adecuaca prevaraecidn gomét

auy 4é041 preparac!4$: psiselégica sea Bupercas. coy

-21 sic Pisedo, @2 Dapersacants d2 Psicoloyia Adder rasiisa un eatu-
2 GAP S€ da personelidc.s y vsaactén ds_todas lor es lantc@ ques.
iter més sarde

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7 ; oon loa rasgtros efsiterdo los factores ce
a “ Waetoria elfaies, el estudio de Loe fuover
: trevieta, lea relactin "4ttcuqvectants, la
io '. " peotente somftiea y las repercusisaes Bem
5 “cy @mpoeionsieu,

Po > En el 4¥0. aflo tecencs una tares siniler, pero coms es ratural, en’:
20°, Wha forma ude -espectalizeda en Siruzfa vy Cbatotrisia, y en el 540,
eo fie en Fediatria, afiaGizos lea elementos nacesarios de Puicolvgfe
“o" Soedal pera realizar una competente oampiiea eanitaria, . :

. BL 6to. afo se dedica al oietera ds internads rotativo,

El Departaments de beiguietrfe explica Propedéutice Paiquidtrica on.
3zo. 7 4¢0, afies, y le Poiquistr{a Clinics on el 5to, foo. -

“Nusatro Departazento junto con el Departamento de Teiquistrfa para
los reaidentes de rsiquistrf{a oxplica Los aspectos neurofiatolégicos
y pelooldgices y en curso do post gradusdo dedica tres afos # que Be
-:desarrsllen como eapeacialiatary, . a Cae us

Un ourgo do rsicorerapia a8 ast& orgauizendo para logs post graduados
gare aol orear patecterspeutas. es ce:

Por al monento teneroe et giguiente persoral, ed cua ee divide e2
o. trabajo entra eft S profesores, 4 axilieres, 4 puicélogcs,. 3 ins~ ~
1,  fruetores gredusica, & ao graduadoe vy 40 estuddantes ayudantoa,

Como que no tenenos téanicos aufictentes ya que el nuestro ep un -
“pats aubdscarroliais, nosotros trataianos en une doble capacidad p
“61 moments (arse anza ¢ inveatizacién) usende un tercio de nuostrs
tisap;o an le engelenza 7 cos tercioa en la inveatigssifn, --- --. :

Acabo de terairer on texto de Yaicologfa usdicea en tres tomos del |
Gual ya eslid el frinerd, €1 aeégindo estd eiendo impreso deLiendo .-° |
 @aliy. en Los primercs sages dei siie en curs:, y ya oasi hse tercineda.
_@l dre. oe rae to. cet Set an

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fete 9 an trabejso aul generis ya que le he eaasritos no vole como
toate sinew conv trareju de cousulta. in {ndice previo oa tod: el --
contentda y ei pregresa del cucrluuium sosrece al 7Lyal, Todce ios
‘Gapituiog tienen los tituios en negritas: aqusilos titulos qus sapa-”
Pees sh fl progtads dii cusvicuing sun parte dei cusas, #L raste aD
; 68 aan que una exyansiiu gei misriv, se sete sods, Giovs igueicsnye
& ive estucianies y a loa wédicos, toe ot

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pra dom tendrdn un annero gehen i

gebee Feieclogfa Cenavai (para los eeiudciantes ;
bc ei Zdo toms we ilema Paioclogin y la vecicans, ¥ 68 la vere
B . saders Zaicdsiog{a Ldsies 1s que es propia Fera los setusiantae de -
: yrupeséutica en @) Jer, atic, y también pere equelloe qus oatén o8- :
io: '- tudleando Cirnugfe, Ostetricia y Pediatrie an el 4te. y Sto. afo08. Sl.
: terger tome reune tedea les eacuelss psioolégicas que 59 usad 30 oo
Yedicinga asi ecre toda ls oriernteciéa de Paicoterapia quo se ura

lo. pere iss post graduetos.

Adjunto encontrer4 wt trabaio sobre Vaprendisaje y Drogas", Este
trabajo 448 nate de pregentar er el XVIIL Congeoso interougionai de
Paicologie ¢e Hooch $2 ¢i “impopio de Peicoféraaces y teguiaciés ds
‘la Sondusta to be=cs eontinuadc pooteriormente modificando el dico~ -

So realisande an lugar de ivsa agetones un nimero de sllag que se
externderén heats unges veints con idéntioe ritmo. Cen eile, preten-
.. ,@emse guperer uns dudg gue quedé coraignade en sus conelusione2 go-
7 “ppa le posible insufieiencis de trea geptones 6n releciéz con la norH-

+ * 2. mal curva del oivico. | . a. ooo

< Muy bien podrfe ser este tradajo 61 que Llevara al pvéxino Congreso
@@ ia CIP o por 31 sontrario eiguncs Ge les que reaiisanos en 61 :
sampe de le Feioolosfa Transoulturasl. = .

Manhiéa te satoy enviendo “Pectorea Cuiturales en-tisterias con

Cuadro Cliaiso caquisofrérico’. fete trabajo fue le{4o en ol mes
‘de Septsentre pesado an el IV Congreso Mundial de Patquiatrfa, on
tyarid,. ; oo. a

Adexfea te ecvfo ure copia del Indice del segundo temo. Yo censidero a
(que 6ste coretituys mie origicalided on todo 61 sraba.co ya que el ae
prinoer tons s9.eoore Pateologte General (de la cual say trabajos.
nubliosdos: v el tercero econtiere vodaz les escuclae (de las cuales
fey trabeios gunlicaius tendifn}. in badrid, hube de meairer e}
dice a Segufs y estuvo muy de acuerdo con el misco. Te lo estcy
envianéo solicitando tu opinidn critica. en 7

Ee ezerito y ue encuentro 6n el procesc 42 rervigarlo ¥ caai he ter-
minads 2s iibro de urag 209 pégings para ei cual he selecciconads -
“el ifsule S2 2Paleclag{a Uddies y au engenenta oh Vedsetnes, unm ii-
-tyo tn el qua expongo de rancra detaileda mi oninidn sotre esta ma~
iterda, Isnt ¢3 natural, recocle en él mineo todas las opinicnis ex~ ;

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| “AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY |
f OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ASEOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PEAYCHOTHERAPY, INC.
: '

STANLEY LEBBE, ™. DO. OO EDITOR

Fowomas Conmirrea ; 18 WEST Bier STREET @ NEW YORK 24, WN. Y. ; .
’ SULVANS ARIETI, M.D. Pat . ers a :
=. LEOPOLD GeLLAK, HD. _ a Loge ute
JTROME FRANK, M4. 0. .
LAWAENDE S. KOLO, +. ©. tne -
: vacocaic WEATHAM, M. Co. : : 7 April 21, 1967 1
i . JOBEPM WILDER, M4. Oo. - . . :
ie ‘Lewin eR. woLoras, u. 0.° Sle, as :
i WILLIAM WOLF, 23. D. : mo : a
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i . Asooriare Zorror : . 7
a GUTH MOROTN LOWE Mr. Enrico Varisco
; + re oo. ‘. ). Assistant Director ‘
- : we ' | Lab. Carlo Erba De Mexico, S.A.
. 5: . ws...) MAA. Quevado 555 . I
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3 * Dear Mr. Varisco:
2
; . : ; , Enclosed you will find a letter rt
i a ster" =" written to Dr. Jose Bustamsnte. Dr. Bustamante ue b
8 informed me that I could maintain contact with
e him by forwarding letters to you and that these .
Boel o : letters in turn, would be sent to him. I appreciate
Boa, your assistance in this matter.
Be ” : ; ;
i ‘ wee De, es . Sincerely- yours, _

afer sarres
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AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PSYCHOTHERAPY. INC.

STANLEY LESGE, M. 0. © EDITIR

Korrosiay Commies 15 WEBT Gtsr STREET @® NEW YORK 24, N. Y.
BILVANOD ARIET, -. 0. .
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JEROME FRANK, M. 0. , . a :

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LAWRENCE C. KOLS, m4. oO. -
PREDERIG WERTHAM, H. 0, :
JODEPH WILOTA, M.D.
tLEwis R. WOLSERG, 4. oO.

wienian wour, MO. Dr. Jose A. Bustamante
- asoagure torraa : Inatituto de Neurofisiologia
. RUTH NOROEN LOWE ¥ Peicologia
A” Loma y 37, Alt. Del Vedado

Havana, Cuba
e

Dear Dr. Bustamante: a oe ;

I have recently completed a reading of your
paper entitled "Cultural Factors in Hysterias with
Schizophrentc Clinical Pictures." I found it to be
of great interest and I appreciate your sending it
to me. I have been working with Dr. William Wolf

“7: on the projection of medical education and psychiatry
+: as they are likely to be in the next century. The
first of a series of articles and of a monograph,
was published in the April 1966 issue of the American
Journal of Psychotherapy. This takes in @ great deal

‘of analysis that would be included under transcultural
psychiatry. Indeed, we are using the systems analysia

-approach which, of course, must take into account the

* broad psychosocial and socioeconomic forces thdt in-

- fluence the psychodynamics matrices in individuals.

I am interested in the particular securities that are

precipitated in the ego structure of individuals by
the very nature of the socioeconomic, sociopolitical _—
and sociophilosophic system in which the individual
lives:. In an opposite vein, we are interested in the

“stresses that are placed upon the individual by vari-
ous social systems from individual and practical stand-

-' points. Awarenesses such as these should be of help

“+ am the planning of social systems for underdeveloped
‘mations, While this seems like a very ambitious con-

‘ ceptualization, I do not believe that it is an unlikely

possibility in the coming generations. .

Hey mene Ae

. _I look forward to receive the copy of your
_book "Psicologia Medica", Voluma I. I believe that the
_ outline as you presented it to me seems very iaclusive.

we .. Your note coficerning a meeting dealing with


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‘motivation to take place in February, 195% is of |
_ me. LT would Like Co know mora about it with the p
‘might attend if there are circumstances permitting

I plan to publish a modified form of your ietter fu the duly
‘issue of the American Journal of Paychotherapy. This will enacte our
"readers to be more aware of your activities in Cuba.

I look forward to the mafntenance of a very close correspoud-

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l. Before leaving on his last trip to Cuba in Meroh=1SG7> Gis ei
was asked to obtain information on Dr. Jose Angel BUSTANANTE, reported to be
one of Fidel CASTRO's physicians. was. warned that BUSTAMANTE is con-
Sidered to-be a. pro-Soviet Comaunist, ASSE _ . 7
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_ 72% yereceenad previously met Dr. BUSTAMANTE via a comop-frter3, .
Dr. Guillermo! DAVILA, a Mexican physictan who Occasionally gives” L-1 messages

6 and publications for delivery in Mavana, DAVILA aske hOEEREy to say SS.
hello to hig Cuban friend, which L-1 df{d on 27 March. During the ensuing ~
conversation, BUSTAMANTE mentioned thet he sttended the World Congress of. 4
Psychology in the Sovict Unica in August 1966. He had previously visited the _
USSR in 1961, an? found great changes in thet country. tle felt that a ~ :
definite evolution had taken place between 1961 end 1966, bringing life tn
the Soviet Union several steps closer to that in the Western countries. He
also found radical changes tn the field of his ‘professional specialty.

' Psychiatric and psychologicel trends in the USSR, he felt, had broken awny
from the rigid docttinea thet Limited their develupment until a few yeare *
ago and had grown more liberal. Several Specialists who had been ostracized
for psychiatric and psychological theorfes contrary t> those offictolly
sccepted tm the USSR had been rehabilitaced.

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eud Cuba to help BUSTAMANTE send and receive letters to and from foreign
countries, pointing out that his firm quite frequently made use of Cubana
pilots, a much faster transmittal method than norr2! mail channels.

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when he had Lunch with him on 30 April. Photoceples ¢f these ‘lctlers are
forwarded under separate cover. We leave any explottétion of the {nforsation
contained in these letters to Headquarters. / Of- some interest 18 the face.
that . BUSTANANIE hopes to attend @ weuical Cuugress | th _iexico in Deceuber
1967. Also interesting are the details which the doctor gives on his work
Ant Tuba.” “BUSTAMANTE mentions, for example in his fetter to Dr. Alfonac ©...
HILLAMW in Mexico, that hé is currently. making two spparate invectigationst
“Hater{fel and moral enducements for productivity" aud "Hotivation of a. *

roup in Cuba.” A reply to one of BUSTANAUIE's letters received

Soon 26 April is also attached under separate cover, Inforwation:

| provided by BUSTAMANTE on the rise and fall of: Dra. NACHADO Ventura and
Rene VA 0 as Fidel Castro's private physicians and confidante was
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i 8 postman receiving and mafling these letters in Mexico Tey. We would
Itke to make the following observations in connection with these lettere:
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A A. The Cubana are plisnning to hole” "a’ symposium, to psychology in
i Havana from.24 to 30 November 1967? Iwo of BUSTAMANIE's letters in-
; : ger _ invitations to American psychiatrists to attend the symposiun,
we. ~ AES SS"
i ; B, Dr. BUSTAMANTE is planning to attend the XI Ioteramerican
| ; Congress of Paygblogy to be held in Mexico City from v7 to. 22 Decenber |
1967.
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month at the Institute directed by Dr. BUSTAHANTE in Havana.
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2. This Station beljéves that an ‘effore: “should made to obtain - :
essessments of Dr. BUSTA! E fros one or more American; doctors attending
- the Havana symposiun- d/or the Mexico City congress, While BUSTAMANTE
{s openly critical o ‘various aspects of United States foreign. policy, _
jucluding U.S. relations with Cube, he _apparently_ likes Americans, Be-° ° or
recently told Bas n Havana that the World ‘Congress’ of: Psychology :
beld io. Madrid dna September 1966 gave. him the. opportunity to again eet, .
. efter-a number of years, a number of colleagues’ from various countries aaa
incLuding the United States. Ee: said: that he took,this Opportunity to
desy ellegations-that he vas a doctor ‘belonging ‘to the state security
ewphasizing that these allegations were calomies as he ‘had always
limited his activities in Cuba. to strictly. scientiile fields.

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Dear Dr. Redlich:

BO oO L: December 14,..1966, I wrote you a long letter giving you
he all 4 ‘the information about our activities at the Institute. I have
5, ; not heard from you ever since, and I am afraid this letter did not
reach you at all, therefore, I am enclosing a copy and following
are a few more news about this year's activities so far.

I wish to let you know thet in July our new Review called
Tranacultural Peychiatry will be published here. As aoon as it is
out, I will mail you a copy. We are editing it and it will be the

' first of ita kind in our language.

; We have an Anthropologist working with us at the Inetitute
‘now, Dr. Antonio Santa Cruz, a Yale graduate, and we are planning a
oint book on Transcultural Psychiatry since there is not a treatise
n Spanieh on thia subject. I will let’ you! know as to its develop-

. ments

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In ‘reference to the Reviews that you so kindly offered to send
us, we are for the time being overcoming the shortage we were ox-

; eriencing., Instead, and if at all possible, I would like to receive

_ Vol. III of the American Handbook: of Psychiatry, edited by Silvano
Arieti. I have Vols.: I and TI, and would be obi iged to you if you

7 could send it.to me.

se". although I know your interest i1s.in Psychiatry, I wish to
-..  Anform you that we are organizing a. Symposium of Psychology which

. will take place in-Havana, the 24-30 of November, 1566, convened by Lob
' the Institute and the Academy of Sciences. Its subject will be: abe
- "Motivation: neurophysiologic, psychologic and social factors. Pers- §|
. pective of an integration", The reper could be on motivation: 4% AE

- Can be an interdisciplinary aubject, as well as neurophysiologic,

peychologic or a social one.

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an I do. not know whether you are interested or not, but in case

- you are, please let me know and I will send you’an invitati on. The

guests! stay will be borne by the Academy of Boiences, and we have
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posts ‘made arrangements that will eeseure tickets for all via Kexico, Praga
H eo -"or Madrid, . : .

: Taree of the scientiste that have already accepted to come to
" the Symposium visited the Institute this year. One of them was Dr, -
Vladizir D. Nebyliteyn, Vice-Director of the Institute of Paychology
fron Moscow, who stayed two monthe with us. He helped us to create
a typology laboratory in our Peychology Department. At the same time,
he offered a course on typology variables according to Teplov and

He worka principally studying personality. His conception ig
primarily based in the human brain properties that were discovered
an . _. by Pavlov and later on vere developed by Teplov and his collaboratora.

De Nebylitsyn, as well as Pear eenyestigators, have developed
gome acientific methods on the investigation of auch properties of.
2 the nervous. system-and their studies nowadays can very well be: . ~--
£ Correlated with certain personality dimensions. It has been thus --
proven by some investigators abroad and today, in Cuba, we need to
begin developing such scientific methods, ~ ce

at the Institute,

- In the morninge, Dr. John gave a lecture on physiology. of
learning, having, memory. a8 a basic theme, explained every possible
. Way, paychological, physiological, biochemical and anatomically. The
. Tecture was discussed by those attending, and experimentel solutiona
Were proposed for various problems not yet resolved. The text book
used in thie course was written by Dr. John himself and will be out
of print by now. ;

‘ In the afternoons, four different experiments were carried
. out. The first one on exoked potentials in humans, correlations of
*.. game facing luminous stimulationa of different colors, Influence of
expectancy situations. Tke second experiment was on learning,
observing cats with alimentary reflex. ‘The third one was in influ-
ence of specific and ungpecific structures of the Central Nervous
System on learning. Stimulations of. different apecific structures
- and of reticular Watching the importance of the facilitation of thig
‘| Mechanism. The fourth experiment was a study with microelectrodes

- of nauronal activity changes during the learning stage in cronic

animals. ; oe

4 4 We also had Dr. E. Roy John, from the New York Medical College, |
: who spent a month here. Following is a brief reaumé of hia activities =.

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conferences at the Academy of Sciences' “Conference 'iall and at the .
Scientific Council of the Ministry of Fublic Nealth,

; - At the moment, we have Dr. E, Grastyén, from the University
of Pecs, Hungary, who will leave soon after collaborating with the
Department of Psychology for two months. tHe has been working on
motivation and cooperating in a joint work for our coming Symposium.

I think I should let you know that I have written to Dr. D,-

. Leigh, Secretary to the World Psychiatric Association and among other
things I indicated the convenience to create one Committee or Section
of Transcultural Psychiatry within the World Paychiatric Association i.
because this is a rather new and multi-disciplinary field (comprising a

' peychologista, peychiatrista,- anthropologists, etc.) requiring more
than any other one the cooperation and help to facilitate the efforta
$04 Keer producing and offering contributions in the development of
this eld. . ; ; : . . ;

I have secured a better way to get our mail and it consists
of the following: address your envelope to Laboratoriog Erba, Apartado | ~
21909, Mexico 21, D.F., Mexico, and the letter to me. Once they open toot
the letter and see it is addressed to me, a member of the laboratory 7
@ill bring it pergonally to me as they travel back and forth between Be
our countries, I will address my letters to you and they will mail a
them in Mexico to you. In thie Way, we are both sure our mail will
not get lost since I have absolute confidence in then.-

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‘I think I have covered everything of interest to you,

." Hoping to hear from you soon, and with best wishes, I remain,

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ssecraing te our _Senversation I an writ you in B order te
3c you mew all abow: the Institute ef Heures Payeha=
i ef the ssedany ef Seleneee ef Cuba, and the ni akogy and er
Meiteal Poychelesy ef the Faculty ef Modieins at the University ef

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is a8 ° yeholagy eela yehelsgy
2 qpb'ueg founded ap thease School of Hodicines besening sxe ef ef the
« | -Inetitutes ef the seadsay of Seionces in 1965 |

The Department ef Hourephysielegy ig werking on the follevizg
ipvestigntienss 9 “ey

e) Influsnees ef oes ‘ev ehemieal substances which ©
_. -. Saver and inhibi¢s Leaota 8 e6preading depressien ean sen
mo valsive erisia.. _
“-D) Cardictonis isfluences on avs‘dance reflex.
.8) Study an the elestrical activity ef Zachrisia Guaneasia*
Bervers syaten.
@) DBrug-depandeance learning en eat and rat.

The Paycholezy Department is working on these investigaticass a

e) Stray en the porticipant variables in ‘the Phyaicien-Pationt

welaSionship tr indieidnay peyehotherapy and ia group
ehothorapy.

¥3 cadiness and Hotivetion.

'G) Porgéenality feetors ef the physicien in Iatrogenic

: distiurbanses. ;

'@) Hetivetion and sstor aetivity.

@) Hypnesie and learning. -

the Department of Secial Payehology is doing the next researches: &

<. @) Attitede survey on medical school etudents,-
3K Soeiel Haledjusted behavior in Camagtiey Provinse,
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(heng, Cuban studeas es wellee the study of the ambitiong of the man in
he fields, is his aya lande er in égolleative farms, are carried eat on
this Sectal Poysholegy Departeent. ne
_ Per the first time in Cuba wo have this eppartunity aiace eur

Hatica is, at jest, a big sceial laboratory where. profound changes are
being affored $e the lavestigative mind, great possibilities that i?

Hes taken in censideration weald be hopelessly lest.: ; :

4g it eam be observed, the sesial atudy is limited to these
tliar spests not enly ef our tradition but ef? the changes ese
cur ceuitey, G5 ell ea the conusequon> psyahelogiogl . medifieations
tbat will be evidenced fm scar Sympesia. - : . 7 ;

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- Elestrenics, Statistiss, Bildegraphy amd Publications. a

-A% this mement, the pergonnel werking at the Institute ts ag
follows: 8 Prefessors, 6 aurilinrics, 3 paychologists, 6 technicians, -
2 statisticians, 1 anthropologist, 6 students in Jeurophysiolagy, 6 in
Payehslogy, emé 6 in Seaial Psyeholegy. ; a Seat

Bo 49 a final gupiration there is the pessibie ‘unification of the .
: bree Departments so we can reach our geal, :
. £.¢., the inter-disciplinary studies made in fields unknown up to how,

in shese subjects. Thus,
we are working in two lines ef investigation: "Matcrinl and moral -
' Qnsentives in preductivity®, and "Hotivation in a Cuban religious group".s

. " fo cam it ep, the objective of sur Institute fa the study of the
neurophysioligis ani paychelogical levels as well as that af the social
thet might be ef iuterest in our country, trying within the...
= ef eur mothodo ef investigations to attain the inte>-disciplinary
integration ef these diseiplinca, #8 - =. orn

Ye ave mow in the preeeza ef erganising e Cortico-Vigeeral Aativige -
ties er feychoscaatis laberatery in connestion with a Paychiatric Clinis,  -;
4scther Laberatory on poyehepharascale and Behavier keep the Applied...
Poyeholegy ere in which 1 eentines with my studica of participant
weriebles in the Physicien-Pations relationship in Psyohotherapy. In

BATA SR ERG Wate, yume, 1967, tho letter was dropped.

ion with the psychological activity. :

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physiel Syspoaium whieh took place in Yebruary, 1955, 1n Havana w.:iel:
ond

panela, ote.) and fo erganis an International Payoholegy Syaposius -

“which werke in connection with the Transcultural Poychiatrie Comsissicn

- @alied Prasseul tural Peyebiatry end which willbe the affiaial
-the Transeultwral P

subjest Sn the werld end later on we will inolude our een vorks,
a at the IVIIT Internatiowal Congrese ef Psyshelogy in Moscow, ard the ene
_ ge heard at the IY Herld Congress ef Payshieatry, in Madrid, "Cultural
. _®f. cur Balletines I will send you the next number now in press.

"ef. Hedteine at the University of Havana, we started te work in 1961 ofter
Baking seae changes at the University which, anong other things, created

| that teday offers adequate somatic preparation but -wery weak payeholegical.-

Dr. F.C, Redlich — _—-

reference te thin last work, I wish to state that iheve fintahed tra
first stage. a a

The.Institute hae organised and convened an International Youre

Wee attended by many Heurophyetologiats of internationa) fume (like

Asratyén, Purpura, Rey Jobn, Grastydn, Bures, Kegan, Lifachits, Ligsak,

fev Pebruary, 1963 with the foiloz’ thames "Motivation: its nenre~
payeiol al, paychelegical snd social aspects, Perspective of its
egratien"®. , :

Be have ipaugureted a new sestien ealled Transcultural Studies
ef the Cuban Seeiety ef Peychiatry. ; co
| Per the beginniag ef next yoar I will begin te publish e Revicu
try Commission eof the Cuban Séetety ef Ps intey

esa tho Trangeulteural Studice Sectien of the ‘Institute, where we 12 :
have a resusé and comments in Spaniah ef all the. papera published in this

 Baslesed please find my paper on “Learning and Drugs® whieh I road i”

otere im Hysterias with Sehisephrenie Cliniegl Picturs”, and alse e338

pyme veneer ie nerper od reete netic

nm relation to the Departsent ef Hedical Psyahology of the Faculty .

opty

this Department.

We began with a theoretic practical course in the 3rd year of Hedi-
Cine but. we undertook all the opportune negotiations with the acadenie ob:
authorities to carry out such a transformation. _

" . Qemp opinion te that Kedical Payehology must be taught in parallel _
maanér to the disciplines al] along the career mntil the absurd dualisn

preparation is cevereeme. Cade.
Iagt yoar in ogreenont with the Feoulty and efter constant efforts t
we ebdtained and put in practice the following activity: :

.. Ia the lst. year, our Department carries out-e study of the: persona-
lity and inclinations ef all the students who ore registered making inter-
views and teats which are repeated later in the 5th year, cok

a hs date of the Symposiun has been moved to 24-30 of. Noveaber, 1968. _ -


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teks tan? iee:

ere oc, OS. Hedltoh -4-

_ eseag theagolvess.

SIVPER EMAILED a

In the 2nd. year, ce explain Seneral Paychology in order to give
the nesogsary preparation for en adequate applicatton of “edica). Payoholog:.

In the 3rd. yoary we invade the field of Propedcuties and participate |
with these teachers adain ng the psycholdgical and aceeigl faetors in the
elinieal hyatory, the etudy of Psysholegical factors in the interview, the

ieian=-patient relationship, the psychological reaction ef the sonatis i
pation? a the somatic repercussions of the emotional disturbances.

In the 4th year, we reslize s oimilar.tasx, out as it is natural, |

“. {a a mere specialised manner in Surgery and Obetetrics, and in 5th yoar 7 |

4n Pedistries, adding the noceseary Sesial Payoholegy™ elonsnta in Pre-
vyentive Hedieine to carry out a eempetent. sanitary” campaign.

4
The sixth year is dodicated to the rotating intarnshtp oyeten. = 4
4

fire Departuent. of Peychiatey ex preesad shietric ‘Propedoution iz.
3rd. and 4th years, and Clinioal Pays an bth

in Pa Our Department together wath the reyctatzt De wt at fer posssants ;
webilatey axplains euro clegic C) 6a 2 espests ani
aa tha pesietiste. term dedicates three years for then te beger |

A eourse Payehstho is fer the |
se a3 te ercate on Teyehothorapy te being erganted = P categraduntes |

the prosent ve Rave. the folleving | otaft which divides, the work

‘As we do not have rany -¢echnieions since curs is an
imting) wing @ third ef om ¢

“eon ve have $ x ina dual eity fer the mecent mderiovel eps
o wor! & dual ca y ter
invest sce iit: tye faz

Piniehced e tert on Molies! Pevahnlase tn +

. : . x swt va rare a pee} —— .
whieh tho firet is already out, the second is in pross, eouing out during
an

thirds “onthe of the coming yoar and I
third ,

This 19 @ "sui. te” work as I have written it beth es a text and

a werk of. consulta 4 provious index gives all the centents and. -
owrriculus progran eppeara at the end, chaptors have all the
headings in blecker type; those ) head ings that appear. in the ourriculws


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(De, PG. Redlich ; _ Lae

_ progres are part ee tha ae ‘the yout are. merely. an expanaion o: “the

: peges, a czeh of the other tue volume

eceeectier cedars: 34 an ea

Tale Bay, 48 fita both

x think it ia a werk shat ¢ appreaches ‘the preblea in an sdoquate
% Bedical Veyenology is and this is
wy T I = a arkhes § ® you. feccnze after revising all the world bibliography —
en Gals cub embjest I verified that the Medical Puycholegy works already
Lishesé ape nothing but Ocnoral. Peyahology ce Handbeeks: ef Payshosenstis

he students and. the ‘paysicians.

ZX Gall 4% Esdicel Poyehol cay. the _fizot t volume just ete hge 336
‘pind lar ef parse

Ee nares velume is shout Genoral Pagenolegy: (200. thie stedants in tha |

oud Foe emi the eszea veluse is ealled Payeho lezy and Esdfieains and 4% ij

wey Eodieal lees whieh ie guitable fer she stedemte af Fve> ” 1 -

‘gise fer. these. taking Sargery,. pestotries - ah

PASE 7 the 48h 4th ond Sth years. Tae third voluss: ‘gathers: ali J |
Fevbslagieal cubonia tateg esti ty Setictng go toil'ay ail’ tne ceisatat ions |

am Fayehotharapy wich are in we far the pestegradmtes. .

ee el find the Inéex ef thé seeoud volume. I eons tase :
pe 4p the whele werk aimee the

whieh there are published warks) and.
ghe cehoels (sf shiek there aro published warks

the seecas .besk and ho waa _

oo Iq He@rla, I sheced Seg the pregran ef
greatly in Saver of it. Z on canting #°Fe' yon onting for your-crdtteat

opini eae
I bad written, new in the precess of revising and elmest f finished, a
Foyehalegy and ite’ tondhing in uodicizes have chosen the title of "Madfcal .
and ite tee ee te eek ia which I expose in
init it, ww, By opinion | about ates Ao it is inderotandable, tps ;
epinisas expressed different authera, Cengresces Cope
meee Gatati ong what is avaliloble in the workd ea this subject at ode
this moxent otter ell that I develop what we are doing rn ow Hedieal
Peyehslazy % and, finelly, ‘eur opinion abeat all this |

“than this beck ia out of print, I xii cant you ene oopy.

De, Rediiah. we heve come beowledss af your Yeyeniatric De
you investigations but wo would like to know were in detail about
theme important infornat cerreapond with a siniler Letter’ seins me the

ermation ef your aetivitics,

As for the Revieves we “are intarcated in want you to: know that at -

the mocant we xre sendusting a aurvey in on tay, Ts to. gee what ve heave

SNe TORS Toghpets nd for th heat dare, of the Rext year T will let you
ow abeut this


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for the Moliday

Eaping to hear from you seon, and wit!.
Seesea gust ahead, I ax, °

Cordiall, yenure,

eo oo Fref, Ie. ¢. A. Dustarante
Cireetcr .

; 3A3/e1 ES
GRZo oe

SLABS Oo,

wn”

. ce . ‘he

" weeps’ sais is an exact eopy Gf the Letter ¢ exsept fer the fectustes that
WALL bring you up to date.

HERO) tt enetsopwemmienornmersia PP MLSN CEH


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s&

Be SD
2

Prof. Dry srtonadbuy. | | or
atedra de Psicglogia Medica ., wo me, . oo

i a A Universided Autonoma. de México

; MCROME MES)
—MgXicd, Velo
Mexico. ~~ ‘ | «AUG 14997

‘ Aprovechando un nuevo viaje del emigo V risco te escribo otra vez pare

~-¥o recib{ su citecién con gran entusissmo pues creo que es necesario
- presenta la Psicologia Hedica en el mundo y por ejeuplo, concretamen-

' letinosmericsnos tenfan fundamentalmente que entrar en contacto con-.

| ATT #2 TO HMMA gasis

ACADEMIA DE CIENCIAS DE CUBA

(TITUTO DE NRUROFISOLOOIA
Y Psicotoonm

Loma ~ 37. Ac. oa. Veoaso
. 1 Ti
H ; _ . ; OIRECTOR

Prof. on. scse «. austamanre

\ an L, Habana, 23 de junio de 1967

LOS. MISKE

Querido Amigo:

weve ten

s8luderte y darte unos informes que cred de importancis.

También le estoy escribiendo a Seguin y Dévila. les hago saber a todos
que en el mes de Julio saldra el primer numero de nuestra Revista Psi-
quistrf{a Transcultural de la cual les enviare un ejemplar tan pronto
‘palga. .

Bn,el mes de Noviembre se ha de celebrar una reunion de la Organiza=
cion Ssniteris Tayenericana sobre la "Ensefianzs de ls Psicologia Madi-
cs y la Psiquistria en America," a la que pienso asistir pues he sido

invitads la Facultad de Medicina de la Universidad de la Habene por le
organizscion y te Faguitad casi con toda seguridad -me ha; de designar,
en @8e caso no tendria problemas pues ellos se ocupan de conseguir le
visa y de todos los demas: detalles relacionados: con le reunion.

En el mes de Enero le escrib{ una extensa carte a Pichot que en el
Congreso de Medrid estuvo tratando de producir a reunion de los
asistentes 81 mismo que se dedican 8 la Psicologia Médica. :

cambien impresiones los norteamericanos, europeos y latinoamericanos
ye que cada uno de dicho grupo tenemos nuestra propia opinion como
son sin dada las tres opiniones que rigen en el mundo en esta materia.
Bl por su, ,perte nos defraudo tanto 6 mi como a Seguin pues realizo

uns reunion intrascendente y se. puso en contacto con gente que no re=

tee relacién al Pera, entro en contacto, no con Seguin que estaba
alli, sino con un muchscho que no se dedica a esta disciplina.

Ese es le razon por la cual le escribi esa carta haciéndole esas erf-
ticas y sugiriendole que para tratar de esos problemas con nosotros

tigo, con Seguin y conmigo pues creo fuera de tode falsa modestia que
somos la mas alta experiencia de la Psicologia Medica en America Leti-

~-@8 cary.

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Sa tee LT RUE Ee ae,

weber

ASSP Depo acer, APE RT ete std TTL NE Be SA RO

Prog. Milién

.'m8 y de hecho una corriente de importancia en el mundo, iss

Claro que hay cdtedras de Psicologia Médica en Argentina, Venezuela,

_ tres antes de llegar a Noviembre, para llesar a Bima con perspectivae

- un cagbio de impresiones o indicarselo a la OMS como ecuerdo de nuestra -

Lm Qe

No he tenido respuesta a esta carta todavia, pero si recin{ una nota
de el donde me decis que habfa estado varios meses fuera de Francis, a

Ahore bien yo creo que lo mejor 6s que cambiemos impresiones los tres
por correo antes de llegar a la reunion-en:Novienbre en Ling pues alli
nos yeamos 6 poner de scuerdo los latinosmericenoa sobre dicho problema,
Beg estara ellf{, td no debes faltar y yo voy @ hacer todo lo posi-
ble por ir.

Colombia y tal vez otras bas, pero ei desarrollo Que hemos logrado en
Peru, México y Cuba por nuestros respectivos esfuerzos todo el mundo
reconoce y de no satarlo lo acepta en cuanto se le informs, ; ;
Por ello es que creo que es importante que cambiemos inpresiones los.

de uma linea sdecuads.

Luego debemos demandar de los norteamericenos y de Pichot y loa Europaos |

reunion en Lima.

Con los mejores deseos pers tiy un fuerte abrazo, se despide tu enigo, oh

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ACADEMIA DE CIENCIAS DE CURA

. INSTITUTO of NEURO IBIOLOGIA
¥v PaIcovodia

boen vy 37. Aur. ces Veoase ; foe DIRECTOR

Prof. va. sose a. eustawanre

- 23 de junio de 1967

De, Me
“| Prof. Dr. Carlos Alberto’ s;

|) Tirticmearsriee ep
Mma, Per :

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oe
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Querido Amigo y Compafiero;

..,,Aprovechando la oportunidad que me brinda los Laboratorios Erba de .

' “escribir a los anigos de Latino América a través de ellos ea que te
hago estas lfneas, A partir de ahora dirige 6l sobre a ellos acla:
direccién siguiente; Apartado 21909, Mexico 21, D.P., Mexico, y la
carta a mf. Una vez que ellos abren el sobre y ven que eaté diri<
gids a mf, me la trae personalmente un representante de-la casa en
Sus viajes entre nuestro pais y Mexico. aaef podemos estar seguros
de .una via que no crea problemas pues tii eacribes @ Mexico y te
llegan las mfae de Mexico. Gracias a esto-es que te estoy enviando

_@1 Tomo I de mi libro "Psicologfa liédica",

Te hago saber que en el mea de Julio saldrd el primer nimero de ;
nuestra Revista Psiquiatrfa Transcultural de la cual te enviaré un
' . @jemplar por la misma via. ae ; 1, .

\

_. Te estoy enviando un ejempler de los trabajos que a continuacién rela~
* @iono: "Aprendizaje y Drogas", trabajo que lef en el Simposio "Psico=

. farmacologfa y Regulacién de la Conducta" en el XVIII Congreso Inter-
' Macional de Paicologfe, Mosch; el trabajo que oiste en Madrid, "Fac-

. Sores Culturalee con Cuadro Clfnico Esquizofrénico"; "Importancia de -
... la Psicologfa 'édica en la Pormacién del Nuevo uédico", trabajo que
.. ha sido traducido al Aleman y sera publicado por la Universidad de
-Halle-Yittemberg, Alemania; - "La Enseflanza de la Paicologfa wédica

: @n Cuba", que ha sido traducido al Bilgero y gerd puolicado en la
Revista "Savrenena Medicina" en Soffa, 5ulgeria; asf como el Ultimo
“nGmero del Boletin del Instituto. £1 Boletfin a partir del préximo
nimero seldrg caca trea meses, y estando ya en imprenta el nimero de
Julio tan pronto Salga te enviaré un ejemplar.

EOD UTA 1566 9 za ng cna ae ro PE

: Deseo hacerte esther quc ie envié a Stanley Lesse mi trabajo "Psiquia-
°°. trfa en Cuba", igual al. que tu enviaste correspondiente al Pert, el
' . Cual debe estar al salir en el Americar. Journal of Psychotherapy.

Beté al salir tanbién mi libro "Le Ensefanza de le Peicologfa wédica
- ©Mm la ‘Carrera de Medicina". Recibirgs un ejemplar cuando esté listo. |
. Asimismo, recordards haber visto el Indice del Tomo II de la "Psicolo-_


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pro

Prof. Seguin

gia Kédica" el cual saldré ei mes de julio proximo y del cusl también te +}

enviaré un ejenplare : 7

Voy a México en Diciembre de este alo, al Con«reso de le Sociedad Inter-
: amerigana de Psicologie y espero verte alli. Es cusi seguro que vaya
: . tembien, a fines de Roviembre a Lima, a la reunion de lz Orgsnizecios !
P, Sanitaria Panamericena sobre le “Enseneuzs de la Psicolcgis iiédica 7 la ;
Pgiquistria en America". He sido invitado por la orgapizacion y ellos
se encergen de conseguirme la visa y demas detalles relacionados cop el

|
'
viaje. 5s casi seguro que vayae a
if
i

won site gee

‘Estoy usando le misma via para comunicerge con Davila, y le envié uw,
retrabo mio asi como e] trabajo que lieve a Madrid. El retrato seldra
en 18 Revista de ls Asociseion con un comentario similar 31 gue se hizo

sobre Gonzalez Enriquez y sobre. ti, y el trabajo lo publiceran en este

o. el proximo numero.
En mi carta del mes de Febrero te informaba sobre mi corte a Pichote

Yo greo que lo mejor es esperar 2 le reunion de Noviembre en Lima pues

. 8114 nos vamog & poner de acuerdo -196 latinoamericanos sobre el proble=

ma. TU estarés presente, Millan irs con toda seguridad y yo voy & ha@-
cer*todo lo posible por ir. Ademas creo que tu, Millan y yo, fuera de
tods felsa modestia, somos la mas alte experiencia de ls Psicologia Méé—
dica en America Latine y de hecho, como sefialo en mis trabajos y en el
libro que te resefio, uns corriente de importancia en el mund0e

ere ret a Perens Do eet Sk ae
he

we

oS egndehete 2 elses

. ‘Claro que hay cétedras de Psicologia Medics en Argentina, Venezuela,
Colombia y tal vez otras més, pero el desarrollo que hemos logredo en
---:, Peru, Mexico y Cuba por. buestros respectivos esfuerzos todo el mundo
.. yeconoce y de no saberlo lo acepta en cusnto se le inform.

Sym pr ms ran BRE AE DN
aa donee

3

. Por ello es que creo que es isportante que cambiemos impresiones los —
“" trea, antes de liegar & Noviembre . ;

-- Bste via que shores poseemos y que se debe 8 uns gren amisted del Sr.
. Varisgo,. Kepresentante de la casa Erba de Milan ep México y en Cuba,

+
con Davila y ahora conmigo lo. garantiza, ya que é1 personalmente via- - {
Q

. ga Cuba—México todcs los meses. El me dice que sin pena alguna pode—
mos escribirnos y enviarnos lo que deseemos y como sienpre antes ¥

“ - ghore hemos mantenido. correspondencia ajena a todo problega politico
(. 2 y nos interesamos en los problemas cientificos cuya responsabilidad nos
: Gmcumbe puedes pues escribirme y enviarme folletos, libros, todo lo oe
que desees y yo igusi 3 t41 pues el Se. Varisco es el que lo recibe y
quien me lo envia a mioa ti. Tu _recibes correspondencia de México,
no de Cubs, y escribes a México. Por tal razon espero que shora nues—
tre correspondencia se restablezca. . _

"No g010 lo ussraés ti sino los amigos ( 6 u 8). de- Amer ica Latina y tan
- pbién un grupo de norteamericanos que ya me estan escribiendo.

Lewaates
en

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NOPPRAPET Ec RCRRALEE TAD SEMAN CCE GENS ART RTE oe RA TRPELE FAT SO EUS PERSE AOR LOAN OO Fie N ett eaten aE
es vo Loe . eke

-3- - . Fs

"Pues bien, debemos eacribirnos los tres (lo eatoy haciendo también a
Millan) pare llegar a Lima con perspectivas de uns linea adecuaJa.

Luego debemos demandar ée los norteamericanos y de Pichot y los Burepses
.a°' wp cembio de impresiones o indicarselo a ls OMS como acuerdo de nuestra .
‘ , reunion en Lins. : SO

Espero de tones modos la respuesta de Pichot, pues estuvo fuera de Parfs
y ahora recibi note de el.

‘Por otra parte, creo que nosotros tres (tg, Daévile' y yo) tenemos ls res— i:
Pponssbilidad dg llevar adelante la comision de Estudios Transculturales =

de la Asociscion Psiquidtrica de le America Latina en union de Kelly y
Marconi.

Voy & confeccionsr un proyecto de actividades y se lo voy s enviar e
Davile y a ti te envieare una copia.

De todos modos le escrib{ a Leigh, el Secretario de le Asociacgién Hon=

dial de Psiquiatria pidiendole se creara una Comision 0 seccion de Psi-
-quiatrfa Transcultursl en la Asociscién Mundial de Psiquistria. :

Espero que ahors me podrés escribir sin problemas e inférmame de tus
actividades. * ; ;
‘DeBeando te encuentres bien al recivo de ésta y en espere de tus noti- ~
cis, y con up @brazo se despide tu amigo, nt

’

“Eo ni altima carta con fecha 17 de febrero envié los dos prine—
ros trabajos de los sefialados en la pagina 1, como no he recisi-
~, @O respuests alguna pienso que no llegsron 4 tus manos, y por eso
los envio de nuevo. | -

PD.


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ACADEMIA DE CIENCIAS DE CUBA

iNeTITUTO o¢ EuUROF SIDLOGIA .
¥ PBicoLOglA . ' Prof, 08. wosE 4. euaTansre
hows © 37, Mar. ony Veancg . le ., o
Hessen .

Starsy Lesse Ca -
aa | Herican Journal o Psychother
5 West Slat. Street
- Hew York R.Ys.

Doar Dr. Legge:

oe,

: -F. have: recetvad your letter of April 21 for which I thank you,
i.

4g of now iam inviting you in the name of the Institute and
a 3 _ the Acadeny of Sciencea: of Cuba to. our next International Symposium
: : ' of Peychology which will take place on 24=30 of November in 1968,

So far we have received acceptance letters fron the following

po acitentista; two from Italy, Dr. Ancona and Dr, Harzi; one Prom

i . Hungary, Dr, Grastydn; one from the G.D.R., Dr, Hiebach; one fron

: na - Belgian, Dr. Nutt » one from Checoslovaquia, Dr. Buregova; one
fron Prance, Dr, Gastaut; four 80 far fron your country, Doctorg

& Mansonn and Klausner; ye also have four from the. .

- Soviet Union at this ‘moment, Doctorg Roitbak, Zotowa; Oehanin and -

Hebylitsyn, . So, vO ce _

. -") | Ehe. guestat stay Will be borne by the Academy of Sciences,
". @md we have made arrangements to Cover your trip Mexico-Havana-
' Mexico, Unfortunately, We won't be able to pay for the New York-

Mexico trip due to the dollar Situation, Something I regret very
Buch,

ae you can arrange The Speen te: thay I wish you would send me
the title or your work. ‘The Symposium wi] accept papers in three
languages, English, French and Spanish. Your Work could be

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‘in our hande by May 31, 191 . @
about 30 minute « After your paper. haa been read

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@iscussion on your Fork by all concerned. Ag 0 gee, you have OT
$

UAT EEO or ecient:

4 year from the moment this Symposium 42 ‘convened. up to the time of
presentation of your paper which we believe is ‘eufficient, ce,

Tt would Sive me a great pleasure if you could Come a week
earlier or stayed a week after the symposium to give a Course at the
e

Institute, or a month if it is possi - The Acadeny will take care
of the expenses, . _ : ,

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REY MAY Leer ete maton

Stanley Lesee, M.D. uo Dae

We would appreciate an early answer fron you about this so we
can begin the necessary arrangements.

aa eC ae

As for your information about publiehing a version of my letter
to you on activities at the Institute is all right with me. In fact,
I consider it a great honor to tell your readers about us.

; I am happy. to know that you have received ‘and read ny paper on

"Cultural Pactorg ia -Hysterias with Schizophrenic Clinical Pictures,"
é ', Por ny part, I will let you know that I have read your monography -
Boo published in the April 1966 number of the American Journal of Peycho-.
2 herapy. I found it extremely interesting and was glad to know that
F there is more to come on this subject. :

a 7 . ~. Thank you for your kind words about my book on Medical Paycho-
et : logy. The one you received ie Yol. I; Vol. II will be out in August, :
and I am working on Vol. III. - As soon as Vol. II ie out, I will:mail .-.
you a copy. :

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Three of the scientiats that have already accepted to come to
the Symposium visited the Institute this year. (me of them was Dr.
‘Vladimir D, Nebylitayn, Vice-Director of the Institute. of Paychology
from Moscow, who stayed two months with us. He helped us to create
a typology laboratory in our Psychology Department. At the same time
he offered a course on topology variables according to Teplov and
himself. ce

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5) He works principally studying personality: His conception is —
4 primarily based in. the human brain properties that were discovered —
.._|. by Pavlov and’ later on were developed by Teplov ‘and hig collaborators.

. Dr. Nebylitayn, ae well as other investigators, have developed

_Some acientific methods on the investigation of auch properties of
the nervous system and their studies nowadaya can very well be oii

'' @orrelated with certain personality dimensions. It has been thus Vie

.: proven by some investigators abroad and today, in Cuba, we need to a
~ begin developing such scientific methods, .°.

‘+ We aleo had Dr. E. Roy John, from the New York Medical College, -
who spent a month here.. Following is a brief resumé of his activities
.., at the Institute, — a ; Se . —

" - In the mornings, Dr. John gave a lecture on physiology of
*’ learning, having memory as a basic. theme, explained every possible
| Way, peychological, physiological, biochemical and anatomically.
The lecture was discussed by those attending, and experimental so-
lutions were proposed for various problems not yet resolved. The text
“. . book used in thia course was written by Dr. John himself and will be a
~ * out of print by. now. —_ ; a


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: _ In the afternoons, four different experiments were carried
ro | a6, The first one ‘on evoked potentisls in humans, correlations
: '  - @f games facing luminous atimulations of different colors.. Infle-
ence of expectancy eituations. Tne second experiuent wae on
learning, observing cate vith. alimentary roflex. fhe third one
, was in influence of epacific and. unspecific structures’ ef the
so . Central Hervous System on learning, Stimulationa of differest .
ne : species. structures and of reticular watching the importance ‘of
the facilitation of this mechanism, The fourth oxperiment tas. a
‘ ghangesa during the

study with microelectrodes ef nouronel: activity
learning stage in cronic animale. © 0

_ Beth Dr. Bebylitayn and Dr. John dictated very interesting
conferences at the Academy of Sciences! Conference Hall and at the .
Soientizic Council of the Ministry of Public Health.

At the moment, we have Dr. EB. Grastyen, from the Universit .
of Pees, Hungary, who 111 leave goon. after collaborasing with the |
Department ot Peychology. for tuo months. He has been working on.

motivation and cooperating in a joint work. for. our coming Symposium. :

q

s : I told you in my previous letter thet I vas receiving your
eo Journe] because the dues had boon paid, but I just found out that
pbeeause of tho dollar situation ny gubscription waa not renewed,
somothing I am unable to help. I? at all possible I would like...
you to do the following: Se 0

ie _ We are publishing a Bulletin for the Inatitute, and as of next
: duly, the first number of. a Review called franscultural Psychiatry, -
the first of ite kind in-Spanish, will be out. ‘I beg of you that,.
. epart from sending. you news about Cuba from time to time to de.
- published in your Journal, to please accept as an exchange these two
eviews for your Journal, otherwise, I could not guarantee to receive:
4t periodically. Thus, I am proposing an official exchange of both
Reviews until this abnormal situation can be remedied, because the
Journal is very important to me. ~

; Please refer to my letter.of Harch 27 as t- the fastest way

of communication between us. This will reach you via the same
: erson. However, please address the Journal to the Institute addresas
oma y 37, Alturaa del Vedado, Havana, Cuba. — co

. I will be waiting for your news. With best wiehes, I an,

Cordially yours, oe

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Ard Kiev, (M.D),

3 7 The New York Hospital
fone Cornell Medical Center
525 East 68th Street

New York W.Y., 10021

. Dear Dr. Kiev:

ara

I received yours of May a7 a few days ago and I thank.
you for the information..

. Pirat of all, I wish to acknowledge. receipt of your book,
‘WWagic, Paith and Healing — Studiee in Primitive Paychiatry
Today", for which I am grateful. It is moat interesting and I
an reading it with great: pleasure.

finiee maat

romsres

; I want you to know that in July a new Review called
-. Pranseultural Paychiatry will be published here. We are editing
. it-ane it will be the first -of ite kind in our language. As ;
'. goon aa.it is ‘out, Iwill mail you a copy. .This Review will be
' the official organ.of the Transcultural: Paychiatry. Commission of
” the Cuban Society of Psychiatry and the Cuban Group of Trans-
cultural Studies in which a resumé, translation or comments in .
Spanish of all the works written the world over will be published.
Later on, it will become the publication media for the Cuban :
Society of Psychiatry works, as well as. those written by the Trans~ .
cultural Psychiatry Section of the Institute, gathering in it all
-. Cuban publications and giving opportunity too to some. Latin :
American scientists! papers, but always keeping comments, trans—
“> lation or resumé of other Reviews. “At the beginning, the Review
- will appear every 6 montha, but. later on. it will be a quarterly.

Pa We have an Anthropologist working with us at the Institute.
“now, Dr. Antonio Santa Cruz, a Yale graduate, and we are planning
“gq joint book on Transcuiturai Psychiatry, since there is not a
treatise in Spanish on this subject that I know of. I.will let
you know as to ita development. . :

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. Way, psychological, physiological, biochemical and anatomically.
* golutions were proposed for. various problema not: yet resolved. ‘The
in
. be out of print by now. -

— _. Of spec

Ari Kiev, M.D, 22 . 4.

We have hed three scientists vieiting the Institute this year.
One of them wae Dr. Vladimir D. Nobylitoyn, Vico- Director of the
Institute of Peychology from Moscow, who atayed two months with ws.
Ho helped us to create a typology laboratory in our Psychology
Department. At the same time, he offered a course on typology

wi tone SR a ee

variables according to Teplov and himself.

Ho works rinotpally studying personality. His conception is
primarily based in the human brain properties that were discovered
by Pavlov and later on wore developed by Teplov and hia collaborators.

‘Dr Rebylitayn, ae well as other investigators, have developed
some scientific methods on the investigation of. auch properties of |

correlated with certain personality dimensions. It has been thus
proven by aome investigators abroad and today, in Cuba, we need to

begin developing such sclentific methoda.. -

We also had Dr. E. Roy John, from the Kew York Medical College,
who spent a month here. Following ia a brief resumé of his activities.
at the Institute, ;

In the mornings, Dr. John gave a lecture on physiology of
learning, having memory as a basic theme, explained every posaible

: se eat -
(nerds etriapee gs

The lecture was discussed by those attending, and: experimental

text book used his course was written by Dr. John himself and will

In the afternoons, four different experiments were carried out.
fhe first one on evoked potentials in humana, correlations of same.
fac luminous stimulations of different colors. . Influence of :
expectancy situations. ‘The second experiment was on learning,.
obecrving cats with alimentary reflex, The third one was in. influence ~

fic and unspecific structurea.of the Central Nervous Syeton - |
on learning. Stimulations of different specific atructures and of

+ oo be petdeular watching the importance of the facilitation of thie mechanism, |
. ‘°° ¥he fourth experiment. was a study with microelectrodes of neuronal *
activity changes during the learning stage in cronic animale,

Both Dr. Nebylitayn end Dr. John dictated very interestin,

: , ng .
conferences at the Academy ef Sciences! Conference Hall and at the —

Scientific Council of the Ministry of Public Health. = -—

At the moment, we have Dr. E. Grastydén,-from the University of ap
Pees, Hungary, who will leave soon after collaborating with the Depart- — |
ment of Psychology for two months. He has been working on motivation
and cooperating in a joint work for our coming Symposiun. — mo .


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" care of this for me.

‘Institute's name now ie Instituto deo. Neurofisiologfa.y Psicologfa, not

. «cultural Psychiatry within the World Peychiatric, Aasociation. because
: this ia a rather new and multi-disciplinary field (comprising psychia-
-. trists, psychologists, anthropologists, etc.) requiring more'than any

- other one the cooperation and help to facilitate the efforts to'kee

', producing and offering contributions in the development of thia fie a.

olf tee HUES RLS rege? OMG ea en mote

' mot get lost since I have absolute confidence in then...

: logy", in three volumes of which this is Vol, I,

ari Kiev, M.D. ST : Be

_ -.. Jast todey I received the 1966 Report on Activities of the Inter-
_ Rational Comaittee Against Mental Illnese, alao, I got the picture
taken during the luncheon in Madrid, for which I thank you. -

Reading the Report I noticed there is a Bulletin de Centre de
Paychiatrie et de Heurologie in Haiti. I would like to receive copy
or copies of numbers that have already appeared. I do not. know axactly
where to write, or to whom address the letter, go will you kindly take

: Algo, I am interested in the International Journal of Paychiatry
“-Bublished in Boston, which I would like to receive too. You could give

hes ay name with the Inetitute address go they can send me the copies.
fo both these Reviews you can tell them that since I am Director of -— |
both the bulletin of: the Inatitute and the new Review of Transcultural
Peychiatry I am.officially “proposing an exchange for ther Review, or
else they can tell me what they want-me to do.

' ‘Incidentally, I wish to call your attention to the fact that the:

‘Instituto de Investigaziones de la Actividad Nerviosa Superior, as the
aforemontioned Report was addressed. ‘The address was correct, Loma y
37, Alturas del Vedado, Havana, Cuba,

I think I shoulda let you know that I have written to Dr. D. Leigh,
Seoretary to the World Paychiatric Association and among other things
I indicated the convenience to create one Committes or Section of Teans-

Se ae are

. I have secured a better way to get our. mail and it consista of
the following: address your envelope to Laboratorios Erba, Apartado ~
21909, Mexico 21, D.F., Mexico, and the letter to me. Once they open
the letter and see it is addressed to-me, a member of the laboratory
will bring. it personally-to mie as they ‘travel back and forth between
our countries. I will address my lettera to you and they will mail
them in Mexico to you. In this way, we are both sure our mail will

I am taking thie opportunity to send you my book, "Medical Paycho=

I think I have covered everything of interest to you.

Hoping to hear from you soon, and with best wishes, I am, -’ ;

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INSTITUTO DE NEUROFISINLOG(A, Y FSICULOGIA
LOMA Yb, dite ge Cte:

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LORIE ioe mares

Junio 23 de 1967 _

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Cor) Rogelio/Diaz Guerrero
“Presitenta Elécto | —

Sociedad Interamericansa de
Psicologia A

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exico 18, D.F. Mexico

Estimado Dr. Diaz Guerrero:

_Acuso recibo de su Gltima de fecha 20 de mayo y le
doy las gracias por lo que me envia.

Ce Aprovecho el visje del compsfiero Verisco para supli-
~'". “ ¢aple me envie 1s invitacion pars asistir al Congreso y
esi iniciar las gestiones necesarias. También quisiera
tener una idea del programa dal Congreso para saber en

Que seccion debo tomar parte, el ncembre de le misma, etce,
y entonces podre envisrle el titulo de mi trabajo.

| Birvase envidimelo con Verisco asi llegaré pronto.
‘a mis ménos, tee, ; re

Con gracias anticipadas, quedo de Ud., ;

-, Fraternelnente,

CHDEMIa OE CHEST!

EURSFISIOLOG TPS a
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re ‘Nuchsa gracias per su atenta'misiva del 12 de Bayo
~. - da 1967. Ya eutamce trnmitundo el registro de la lists

de cinntifices jue Uc. tuve a blen enviarnoa. : Pal
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=" "Ye aecapafto copia al cardén do la carta eavinda aM s
Embrjada do Cuba en éxice. ; ; ies

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‘tandc age Ud., tendrdn una duracién de 60 minutes. Bast

te ngrnisceré we envio a la mayor brevedad posible, oh |
itule da wat colaber. tcién tal y como Ud. desea gus

aparezca en en Trograma del. Cnosavo Congres.

“"Ro3e, parece indicar ‘que tendremes un S100 Con=
re3sc y que, poniblemente, la ingoripeién Biome, SORIGr
page a mil psicélogos y cient{fioce en las cienciss
arinesn, Ye dd suche guste enterarme de la intense
~aetividad que ve reaiiza -en el Instituto que U4, acorta-

‘gtzente diripe. ——
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Sey . ‘Tango sumo gusto on referirma a ou atta. do :

8 del corriente, por la cual ba venigo la ausbcrlidad de cosunicarnes: — -
4ue el Comité Zyecutivo de la sociedad In-eramericana de Peteologis ox -
"end.6 una invitac:6n a fuvor dei Dr. Jos$ Angel bustancats, eopecialis |

lay cubana de aguella discipdina, a fin de que sea uno do los enferon=

“vei swaa en el XI Congreso de la Insti tucién.— oo oe

as . :  Procedemos a cursar ls oportuns copunicasién
1 con el especial pedido de ,ue 56 708 dé la respuesta on fecha Que pocie
nos lievurla a su sonocimisnto dentro, del plazo que se BS fijedo para -_

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“evento. Asi pues, suche. le agradoceriazos ol que noe pu- —
Giese intormar para tal fecha, © antes, ceorea de nuestra;
soliocitud. ; oo

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‘medical school of Havana and in the Natdonal (“xe edical School )

/, Berous). They Bet: .to'vork to: obtain Positions in the PETS |

al Medical Commissions ‘and representing the Hedical Zollege every

' tine there was a chance to go abroad, This brought about a .

.. the college and who: net the costs of the trips, because the same

“ones (ors. BUSTAMANTE and LOPEZ Sanchez) went every tine even

eal specialities. This brought about the Fegulation of futue

then (c, M.P.) with headquarters in Eavana,. This confederation

_ ¥ae nade uP of the. National Medical. Associations rpt: National

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QUE FS EL DIRECIOR DE TODO ESE TIPO DE TRACAJO Cuth PERO PERSONALMNENT!

NO If PuDIEO CONFITMIARLO (X) EN NI PROXIMO IGE ENVIARE LA CONTIWUA-

- CION DE ESTE INFORUE PUES NE TEAO QUE OTRA NIOJA DE PAPEL HACE
MUCHO VOLULEN PARA UNA CARTA- (X) FELICIDADES (x) "MESA" FIND

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Message 107, Dear John. I received your 96, . a
' ¥ have Known Doctor Jose Angel BUSTAMANTE O'Leary since
SR ES ARSE SUSTAMANTE O'Leary

a medical doctor in 1939, Since then he virtually lived in the

together ‘with Eocter Jose LOPEZ Sanchez (at present Secretay
SS.

of the Acadeny of Sciences, intelligent Comxunist and: very dan—

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certain protest ‘from the doctors who contributed to the funds of.

when the reasons fer the trip had mothing to do with their medi= ©

trips, but by that time BUSTAMANTE and LOPEZ Sanchez had nade

their contacts and had founded the Pan Anerican Medical Confeveras,”
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‘Medical Associations, that is to say, the Pan Anerican Kiedical
2 Colleges, anong these the Cuban Medical College, They then

; occupied positions in the Central Executive Committee. Lator

there yore established four zones of the C,H, P, with BUSTANANTE

_— .. office of treasuer, leaving the secretariat open on a rotating

os basis for an executive of the National Medical College tho 7 7 JF
, might be useful, to them in their manipulations. Thus in Septem.

nike

' ber of 1955 they managed to have ‘the National Hedical Collegs
sthe Arniectlee&L
sponsor. the publicat on, of tho C.N.P. They maintained then
selves in their respective offices up to the present year, -
a alternating the secretary whenever -the executive ‘connittea of

the National Medical College was changed, The periodical of the

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, Medical: College, “When the Revolutionary. Nedical College was
es founded they were. able to install as secretary of the Cc u. P. for
- the Caribbean Zone Dr. Leopoldo E. ARAUJO Bernal vho is nani. 7
wo ee L.
Pulated by BUSTAMANTE a5 a puppet to serve his ends. ‘When it was

learned that a movement was afoot in the, Executive Central >

— Committee of the C.N.P. to expell Cuba---thig being pushed iy
Lo * the medical associations of the other latin American Republicse—
BUSTAMANTE advised the. ‘government to dissolve the Cuban Medical
, Association, using Dr. ARAUJO as President, P.S. (sic.) of the |

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In this way they brought about Q resignation
from’ the C.u.P. (‘by dissolving their organization’) thus
Avoiding tho Possibility of tho C.uLP, voting for

expulsion since the Cuban Medic

expulsion rpt
al College had officially ceased

Place on 30 April of last year “,
moa (1965), His opeciaNes were, one;
_ K Street #309,

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Poychiatry with offices at
This 18 also the Specialty of :nr, ARAUJO,

two; now Professor of: Nervous and Mental Disorderg at the
University of Havana,
tant, threo;

bureaucratic institute in which his Protege Dr. ARAUJO

bas a position, four;

He has Dr, ARAUJO as Professorial assise

Director of the Iastitute of Psychiatry, another

also

be does not like publicity, Serving behind

the scenes a8 advisor to those who appear in public, five;

he does not help anyone disinterestedly but neither does he

burt anyone, six; he always has, and up to the jreaont, lived . *.

“,. well during all of the Administrations of the Medical College

> and through the various government

8. For this reason he is
soe -° - . po
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because he always renaing. afloat.:

"Public opinion holds ‘that he Supplies drugs to the Ge2 to make

personally, i ; .
W4ll continue this topic in ny next nessage because J an afraid

that another sheet of Paper will be

too bulky for one letter,
Felicitations, nNosa, end,” . mos
Be 8. The information in this message is in response toa
Bo requirement on BUSTAMANTE levid in OVWL 93 dated 13 Novenber
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1. SW message #108 fromé #was received at JNWAVE on 23° 7 E
January, via Headquarters. The message was on the back of a one
page letter, dated only December 1966, with cover text written on
the front side of the paper. The messiuce was of medium development,
legible, and with no indication of censorship, The envelope,
addressed to a Newport, Rhode Island accommodation address, . showed
a 5 January Havana postmark, . .

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2. There follows, the original Spanish text cf the messace
and it translation, The information in brackets is that of the
translator, An advance copy of _the message has been supplied to IS,

MJE UNO CERO OCHO (x) ESTINADO JUAN (X) SU RMJE NUEVE

A

_ULTIMO MJE RECIBIDO ESTE ANO DE. UNO NUEVE SEIS SEIS (X) ENTENDIDAS
. COMPLETAMENTE RPTO .ENTENDIDAS COMPLETANENTE Sus INSTRUCCTONES. (x)

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TODAVIA NO RPTO NO HE RECIBIDO CARTA DE CALESTINA EECHADA TRES OERO |

‘DE NOVIEMBRE CMA NI TAMPOCO "NOTAS" DE JULIO Y AGOSTO (X) CONTINUACTON
m DEL INFORME DEL DOCTOR JOSE ANGEL BUSTAMANTE (X) SIETE (Xx) [NO CREO SEA
’ MEDICO PERSONAL, DE CASTRO CHA PUES SU ESPECIAL DAD ES PSIQUIATRIA CNA

PERO SI QUE ESTE LO UTILICE PUES ES INTELIGENTE Y ESTA RELACIONADO
POR SUS ACTUACIONES PACIFICAS ANTERIORES CMA PUES NO HA FORMADO PARTE
; DE NINGUN GRUPO REVOLUCIONARIO DE ACCION (xX) EL MEDICO YANKEE GUIA

ESPIRITUAL YANKEE QUE SIEMPRE ACOMPANA A CASTRO ES EL DOCTOR VALLEJO ¢
. con BUSTAMANTE CMA LOPEZ SANCHEZ YANKEE ARAUJO TAMBIEN COLABORA EL ch

CUGURS Dt ewes cy

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DOCTOR ARMANDO DE CORDOVA ALTO DILIGENTE DEL NINISTERIO DE SALUD

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DE nos CENCO ANOS SE IA DE DICADO CON LA INVLUE RCIA YANKEE LA

AYUDA BUONOMICA DEL COLEGIO MEDIOO A’ ESTABLUCER RELACIONES EN

TODO EL MUNDO YANKEE ASISTIENDO cono MIEMBRO DE LAS DISTINTAS . . f
COMISIONES A CONGRESOS YANKEE REUNIONES CHA PERO COMO DIJE
ARTERIORMENTE SIN PUBLICIDAD YANKEE TRABAJANDO YANKEE DIRIGLENDO
OCULTAMENTE A LOS IMPROVISADOS INFLUYENTES (X) OTRO ASUNTO (x). . . |
_ HE SIDO LLAMADO EN PRINCIPIO POR EL DIRECTOR DE LA EMPRESA DE =
ARTES GRAFICAS PARA UN ESTUDIO EN TODA LA ISLA EN RELACION CON 4
MI PROFESION i!PTO--PROFESION. (X) HAN QUEDADO Ey AVISARME PARA UNA 7

ENTREVISTA EL PROXIMO MES (X) YO OPORTUNAMENTE LE INFORMARE CON
"DETALLES (X) ES CONVENIENTE QUE CONTINUE SUS TRANSMISIONES LOS.
_SABADOS YANKEE LAS REPETICIONES LOS JUEVES CHA PUES COMO LAS

CARTAS DEMORAN MUCHOS DIAS EN LLEGAR A SU DESTINO CMA PUDIERA

SER QUE TUYIERA QUE IR ENTRE SEMANA AL INTERIOR SIN QUE USTED

TUVIERA TODAVIA NOTICIAS MIAS. YANKEE NO RPTO-PUDIERA COPIAR
AULT SU NJE (xX) YO TRATARE DE ESTAR LOS SABADO RPTQ, SABADO EN ig

“HABANA (X) SALUDOS (X) "MESA" FIN

‘TRANSLATION ~

Message 108, Rsteened Juan. - Your message 9 - _ feelteved he

to be 967 was the last message I-received this year of 1966,

Your instructions completely rpt_ ‘completely understood. 67° date
Se

: +I have not rpt not received a letter from

‘dated 30 November, nor "Notas" for July-August. ‘ - i
. Continuation of report on Doctor Jose. Angel BUSTANANTE, On
a nce ar aa

7 ‘OF: do not believe that he is personal physician to CASTRO,

a because his specialty is psychiatry, but I do fe lieve7 that he

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been a part. of any revGlulionary action broup. The doctor and |

spiritual guide who constantly accompanies CASTRO is Doctor VALLEJO
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/ur, Rene VALLEJO Ortiz7, With BUSTAMANTE, LOPEZ Sanchez /Dr. -Jose
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there. collaborates Doctor Armando de CORDOVA /Dr. Armando de CORDOVA
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y de Castro7, high official of the Ministry of Public Health, I do

‘not know the contacts of Doctor BUSTAMANTE abroad but I assume that ti
: are many because for more than five years he dedicated himself with

the influence and financial support of the modiical college /Rational
_Nedical College? to establishing relations all over the world, i

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his ad hoc puppets, .

| Other subject. ’ I have. been summoned by the’ Director of the ;
Graphic Arts Enterprise. for a study in all -of the ‘island in relation .
" with my profession rpt r profession, They have cited me for an 7
interview next. month, = will inform you" int due time on the detdi}s. a
; Tt is desirable that .you continue your’ ‘transmissions on " saturdays
_ and the repeats on Thursdays ‘since letters take a. long. time in

arriving at their destinations and it is possible that I might. have

: to.go into the interior midweek withor r hav ig received news fror ‘

me and that I would not pt not be able to copy your me sage, I
ASS

we >. win try to be in Havana on Saturdays, Regards...

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BUSTAMANTE levied in OWVL #93, dated 13 Novenber 1966,

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1. This report was\prepared by a member of a group of
Cuban emigres who have been trained in the techniques of infor-
mation collection and who| have provided useful reports si:ce .

early 1962, from CC-3138, Jorge yulig BENTO Nunez, .D.,,Pedia-
trician, a Cuban refugee. and fort ep tens. of Hayana City ¥ho-

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left. Cuba _on_30 April 1967,

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ne 2, In February or March 1967, Beato sent (pr) Meee

*FERNANDEZ- Conde, employed at ‘Florida: State Hospital, Chattahoochee
_¥ _ Florida, _U,S,4,/a copy of the magazine Tribuna Medica (Medical
Tribune), which’ contains a complete list oF 411] the "professionals"
(presumably medical doctors) remaining in Cuba and all those who ;
have left Cuba. Dr.. Fernandez acknowledged receipt of the magazine
Dr. Fernandez was the last President_of_the_ National. Medical .
College of Cuba, dissolved | by Fidel | Castro. _in April 1966,

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. files, the complete list of all. the Cuban, medical doctors who had

taken the Foreign Board examinations in Florida, ULS.A., together

with the grades received. This also "appcared in the School of:

Medicine, Havana University". The examinations are highly cun- >

fidential and it is inexplicable how such private intormation: ~

could be publisped in Cuba, Medical doctors in Cuba presume ‘that

"said organization must be infiltrated by Communists" who pirated

the information and forwarded it to Cuba.’

E,: MY - 922376

. pr} Jose Angel BUSTAMANTEO1éaTes’dirécts a _psychelogi-

O-(yubear conte for superior studies the location of which was not
known fo Beato. It is believed’to be a training school in rethods

of exploring the subconcious mind used by the Departamento dc

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“la revista Tribune kédica, la cual fué publicada recientemente, donde aparece

“ oouma lista completa ge. todos los. _profesionales aque se ericuentran en Cuba y do

i-@ Marzo de 1967 al Dr. fugusto FERNANDEZ, que se encuentra en el Florida State \
_-Hospital, Chattahoochee, en la Florida, habiendo reocibido la notificaciér de 2 ,
' que dicha revista llegé sin contretiempo algunos . , , :
. CENERAL1DADES, .

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Layo 19 de 1967

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José Angel BUSTAUAITE Olearea, del que se cree sea un centro de aprendizaje. ”
Ge loo métodos de exploracién del subeonsciente que utilizan en el Depertarien--

to Seguridad Estado, lo finico que desconozco el lugar de ubicacién de dicho

a
centro, pero sé que existe por haberlo escuchado en otras ocasiones ens le i;
. i

clase médica.

: Cruz, :
; be Ho recuerdo nombres clentificos extranjeros en Cuba y de cubenos que nayach ~_ |

ios que han salido el extranjero. Esta revista la envié por el mes de rebrero- !

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XOTZ: El Dr. Jorge Julio BEATO Niviez, es médico graduado en la Universiuaa de’

la Habana en el aiio 1940. Por sus relociones con el alumnado, por heber side

instructor de Catedra de Pediatria, hasta el afio 1960 y por sus vinculuciones a
con la clase médica cutana, a través de su ectu:cién prof esional ys de ia diriger.

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nocer ‘también el desenvolyimiento de la medicina cubana durante el ré,: “tuon

'“gedo puede venagloriarse de haber sido cuna de dos nombres. preclaros en ls His

, dusdos. Pero no’ es, e] romento de citar nenbres que justifiquen tales eecuera~

Con el. edvenimiento del régimen comunista de Pidel C&STRO, comenzo la desintegrae ‘

apa Rlpemtact ta an |

‘to ‘por ser milituntes comuniatas ° por Ja orelusiva ‘voluntad uc] Hector o ore,

JERE? TS hres cr es ramen eden emer teem: meer crete emcee :

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en donde desempené diversos cargos, pudo conocer ampliamente el desarrollo

de la wedicina on Cuba hasta el 30 de tbril de 1967, es decir ha Podido co=

cestro-comunista, Siendo lo que a continuacién expreso un ‘enjuiciamiento

del mismo en su triple especto docente, profesional y clasista.

Asvecto docente.

La Universidad de la Habana fué fundeda en el efo 1728 y fueron precisarente

los estudios médicos los primeros en ser organizados como Facultad. Si ol] pa-

teria de la Medicina, como son Tomfis ROMAY, sabio introductor de la vacuna er.
Cuba y el Dr. Oarios J. FIKLAY, genial descubridor del agente transmisor de la
fiebre amarilla, Bn la época republicana adquirid justa fama por la caliaad da

BUS profesores, la rigidez de sus planes de estudio y la brilianteg de sus ere~

oiones. Basta decir tan solo que la Facultad de Medicina, preoisanente, estaba |
clasificada cozo 4-1 on el ranking de las facultades sinilares del tunio entero,

al igual que las mejores universidades de los Estados Unidos de América. —

ecién de la Universidad de la Habana, para volverla a integrar, como una rueda RBS
er-le inmensa maguinaria comunista del Govierno. Siendo.precisamente °: raculted.
de Medicina la prinera en ser atacada, alegando diversos pretextos de indcie se-
ecundaria, 10 que trajo como consecuencia la renuncia de la mejor parte de su pro= ;
fesorado. Con la enigracién de los nédicos cubanos casi en masa, ‘que Pepudiaban 3 .
e] régiren totalitario y tiranioco Que se instauraba en la Isla, agudizaniose la
carencia de profesores en la Facultad de Medicina.

Kodo de resolver esta srave problema oue se le creaba al réimen de Castr.. 3 ‘

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‘obtener es un tipo de médico politico, cliego observante de les reglas comunistes  **
... poco importa le preparacién médica de los alumnos.” Si antiguamente se requerisn
7 aiios de Bscuela Primaria y 4.05 de Bachillerato, hoy cualquiera, con un simple

, @x4men, las mas de les veces smariado, puede hacer su ingreso en los estudios m3—

Banza, lo que si se exige es una nilitancia activa dentro de los: cuadros vel Per~

autoridades comunistes cubanas que dirigen le salud piblice. En segundo lugar,
inportanao profesionales extranjeros de Faises Comunistas o Socialistas, o bien
“de Pafses Democraticos, pero que gon militantes o sizcpatizantes ocultos de loa.

pertidos comunistas loceles. Todos estos profesionales son habilitadcs inuedia-

tamente, incluso para ejercer la proresién médica, por un simple decrato recto—

rei.

“ ‘profesores improvisedos, sin ningune historia < ° “experiencia médica-pedugdgioa.

-¥ aquollos rarisimos, repetimos, que pueden poseer alguna, por haber sido anie- fo. oo TaN

tiormente profesores de le facultad, no tienen la libertad de ensefianza propia H
del cardcter libersl de la Medicina, sino que estén sujetcs a la férrea discipli-

ne colectiva propia de los sistecas narxistas—leninistas.

Del alumnado puede decirse sin exageracién alguna, que es al mas malo eu is larga

dicos sin haber curscdo ningtin tipo de preparacién en la Primera o Segu da Enser.-~

tido Comunista Curano, es decir, que no estudia en la Facultad de Hedicina, él que :
quiere o tiene vocaciin por estos estudios, para ello hay que demostrar da un modo.

eo ge !
fehaciente la vinculacién al réginene Y ovuando se tiene sospecha de vist Se ad- -

hesién por cualquiera de los alunros, inmediatamente se celebra una “Asazblea de
depuracién", en la que 99 veces de cade 100 es erpulsado aquel que tenes. de wala
suerte de ser sefialado por sus ) coapaieros, en defiritiva, que la cléaica 7 Cconse-

grada ‘libertad de erseiauza es um zito en cl réginen cocunista cucano. a ae


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; En ‘el plan de estuiios médicos, existe una. asignatura “Marzismo" que es indis-

, Fensable para continuar la carrera. El alwmo que no pose el sprobedo en la
Ca, jamés obtendraé el titulo mientras no se haga un alumno aventajado en esa

. dico politico, que responda siempre & las orientaciones de la dirigencia comu—

: nista y no a los canones sagrados del clasico arte de curar.

, cubano le ha dado a la broma y le conocen‘con la denominacién genérica da "oin-

En algunas asiznaturas no existen las pruebas de capacidad generalmente acep=

un

tadas por todas: las’ univers idedes del mundo» es decir el examen, bien de ‘tipo . :

u otro. "Puss en el ‘afin de graduar médicos con el fin de poder reemplacar. inu-

tilmente s la gran masa de profesioneales emigrados, las notas se dan For sicple

asistencia a clases, hay que greduar médicos a toda costa, dicen los dirigentes
comunistas y para que se vea hasta donde llegan en esté sentido, vaya la siguier
te anécdota vivida por el Dr. BEATO, la cual refleja con exactitud esta gran

preocupacién de los jerarcas del régimen. Se. trata de un antiguo alumno de la

época pre-comunista, que cuando CASTRO se epodera del poder, le faltaban pocas

asignaturas pare greduarse de médico, Como es un cubano demécrata, eprobé to-

das. menos una, que no quiso exaninar, para no coger el titulo de médics dajo e}

réginen. Comunista, cosa que Tepugnaba a@ su conciencias, pero Cuando los dirigente: :

Le entre Bet

"de BU curse le apremiaron para que se examinara, 80 pena de ser expulsado ai no-
Jlo hacia, no tuvo mis remedio que hacerlo, pero buscd- adrede el suspense, con=
“testando mal’ la casi total idad del examen, a pesar de esto, y de hacer malisi-

mamente el examen, fué aprobado. He aqui la nueva versién del castro-coaunista, °
ae hacer médicos a palos. : :
misma, Jamas sera médico, no importa que sea brillante on Patologia o ‘Terapéuti-

asignatura. As{ que lo que se quiere obtener por el régimen es un tipo de né~

" fodas estas cosas han dado origen aun tipo especial: de médico, que el pueblo

co pices", porque la prueba final, la gran ‘Prueba, la qus los consagru ants lou

. ofos de los. Jerarcos, comuniatas es "La pubida durante cinco voces al Pico Vur-


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‘ lada, no se gradua y no obtiene el titulo. Por estes razones, ge podra ob

- vilegios y prerrogativas . de la “nueva: clase" sino del. resto de le gran. naga mé- :

"Cuando un nBdico pide permiso } para. irse ae Cuba,. lo tiene que hacer ante un fun~~
* gfonario del Ministerio de Salud Piblica, un tal Capitan FOLS, quien des;acha

 sela firma.y la declara tranquilamente que tiene que esperar un afio después

_ te del régimen, revaja de categorias, traslado de empleos, cierres y confisca-

- yoria do los néiicoy soportan con dignidad toda esa clase du vejacionss, para):

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quino", la nortaria nas alta de la Isla. Esto que parece escanedo de la wen-
te de un aliensio es lo que exige C-.5TRO, para que un medico ae gradte, no
importa que el alumno tenga una gran vocacién por los estudios médicos, no
importa que haya demostrado su capacidad en la materia que son propias de la

Medicina, si no tiene aptitudes de alpinista o no quiere hacer la gran esca~

servar del texor casi sagrado con que son mirados estos médicos denowinados
“cinco piccs" por la poblacién eubana, que con razon los desprocia y.que jus

tificademente rehusa tenazmente todcs sus servicios. ”
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El ejercicio de la medicina es hoy wma pesadilla -para los médicos que tin:an
la desgracia de permenccer todavia en Cuba. No hablo, clare, esta, de los ué-

dicos integrados al Partido: ‘Comuniste. Cubanos, los cuales, gozan de todos los pra-:
dica que aim vive en Cuba, cuyo 90% sbandoneria el pais ‘ad tuviera oportunidad
para hacerlo. -
los martes en los salones del antiguo Colegio KSaico Nacional (hoy Seseparecides.
Teniendo que presentar ‘la solicitud por escrito, y entonces dicho funcionario

Ge la fecha de la solicitud. Inmediatamente comienzan las verresal ias por pea~

cién de consultas, etc. es decir todo lo imaginable para que el médico caubie

de opinion ‘al seutir todo el vigor del gobierno esclavista que sufrimos actual-
mente en Cuba. Hay que decir con orgullo que son muy ruros, rarfaimos, jos ca-

803 que renuncian a la sali.a del paisa, pues con moral altiaius, la innensae m-


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poder obtener alzin dia la ansiada libertad.

, que hace, los analisis que prescribe, tiene que cumpli: su trabajo bajo ua

“ bajadores, nédicos y no médicos.’

> Bes nedicinas son pocas y malas, el Ministerio de Salud. Piblica, onvia a todou |

_ les profesionales cada dos meses, una listica cada vez menguante, de los madi- ;

“qe prensa médica mundial, no se conoce en Cuba, ouyos nédicos se ven oblizados _
.& Tecetar nedicinas ya en deauso en los paises abanzados del orbe. Productos
_ de uso general y oblizado en la practica moderna, como el Acth y los derivades.:

corticosteroids, escasean frecuentemente y en esos casos, cuando el paciente

‘mente, se le contosta que no las hay y que estan a nivel de Hospi tales.

Los que traba jan en alguna depondencia del Estado, y hoy en dia todos loa
servicios médicos en su enorme totalidad, estan bajo el control del Estado,
ge encuentran sujatos a uma disoiplina deapética que anula toda independencia
personal, tan propia del ejercicio de la mas liberales de toda las proesicnen

como es la Medicina. Se le controle lo que receta, el nimero de indicacicnas

horario estricto,.como cualquier burécrata secundario, y lo que es peor, eat&

sujeto a la vigilancia no tan sobo de sus cdlegas directores de la Institucién
sino también de loa llamados Comités de Vigilancia y de las Secciones dél Far-
tido Comunista, encargadas de supervisar las funciones todas de la institucié..

y que llaman inmediatamente al profesional "al orden" ante cualquier aspire-

penn ROR Be eee pn eres ee

cién de quebrantamianto y que incluso lo juzgan ante Asamblea de todes los trs-

camentos que pueden obtenerse y que contados por el entrevistado no pasan de

700 productos. EL avance de la Terapéutica, que dia.a aie est& registredo por |

de clientela particular va a comprarlos a una botica, por necesitarlos urgente-;

Puera de las investigaciones rutinarias de laboratorio en Cuba, no se practiza ©
ninguna de las técnica modernas de investijacion clinica. Las radiogrefies 6. -

tén lindtadas a una cantidad diarias, que no | Puade sobrepasarse, y detecuinal..:.:.

ay ty a .

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‘logratias, son muy dificiles de hacer por la falta de los medios ge conp -

traste adecuados. ; co so _ :

" Segiin ya proclaran.a todoa los vientos, los jerarcas del gobierno y por una i

rezon muy sencilla; Porque, las consideran centros de competencia a la nedi-

. Los médicos cubanos, como clase habfan llegado a una organizacién modcio an

: sinilares de otros paises, tal era el Colegio Médico Heoional (antigua Seie~
: _Paoién Médica de Cuba) que agrupaba hacie el afio 1959 unos, 7,000 médicos ou-
‘panos. Asi como bajo su’ actuacién se obtuvieron una serie de conjuistas la-
“dborales y un ansiado Retiro Kédico ‘para la hora del desoanso y ‘de la vejez.
Habla un Cédigo de Moral Médica y funcionaba dentro del Colegio, una serie de
oa Tribunales de Distiplina, que valaban por - el estricto cumplimiento méaico, 63
“decir agrupaciones con criterios disimiles en cuanto a la: orientacién de ja

_- medicine como clase, independientes de todo lo que significara militancia ao—

‘tiva dentro de la politica nacional.. La dirigencia colegial se elogia a tra-

_ transgresién de las leyes colegiales.

métodos de exploraoién radiolégicas, como son lea colecistografias y pie~

Las consultas privadas estén llamadas a desaparecer en ol rézinen cozunistse

cina oficial, pues todavia el madico privado ¢ & peser de todos los cbataculoa

mE eechdan etedleicowd oe

se eofuerza en dar al paciente una uedicina de calidad superior-a le que ea
te encuentra en los Centros Hospitalarios y asistenciales del Rézinen,

Aspecto clasista:

au género, que fus copiada y sirvid para organizarse a muchss instituvionss

vés de elecciones deuccraticas, en las que participan todos los médicos, re~
partiéndose los puestos ejecutivos de acuerdo con la representacién Eroporcio—

nal de cada partido. Es decir que cono en toda organizacién: denocratica, ha~

bia una mayoria que gobernaba y una minoria alerta y ‘vigilante a cualquier

Todo esto ha despparecidao desde el mes da bbril de 1965, en que el ré5 jinen de

Pidel CASTRO declaré disuelto el Colegio Liédico ‘Nacional y ottingiide totud -


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- @1 cual se encuentra ubicado en la Calle de Compostela y ‘San Isidro er la Ha-
~ bana, para realizar estudios de investigaciones histéricas de la Medicina gu- :
dana, adonde todes los dias solia ir, pues en uno de esos dias al sslir de ai-

- cho Archivo Nacional y tratar de ‘toner la Ave. del Puerto para.ir al british

" gue un solo dia extremaron la vigilancia en el puerto, ademas de no pernitir
que se acercase nadio, logrando ver desde los muslles de la Terminal del Ferry -

' Habana-Cayo Hueso y a una distancia de unos 50 a 100 mts. eamiones y rustras

“do decir de que un modelo de las cajas de madera era de unos 12 mts. de largy

ja
sus funciones de proteccién a los médicos, de esta forma, se pordieron do.
un plumazo, todas nuestras reivindicaciones, muchas de las cuales estaban
Yegadas con la sangre y el sacrificio de muchos de nosotros. En, eu lugar
existe hoy en dia un régimen de trabajo esclavo, que no admite méritos y
capacidad en el orden profesional, sino una clega obediencia @ los princi-

pios Marzista-Leninieta, Mabiéndone enterado por amigos colegas de la pro~ |:

fesién, de que en el mes de Enero o Febrero de 1967, aparecio en la escuela

actual de Medicina una lista completa de todos ios médicos cubanos que han

tomado el Foreign-Board ‘en Florida, U.S.A. ¥ sus correspondientes calificacioy

nes. “esconociendo como una cosa tan privada ha sido posible de que se pudies .

se “publicar * en Cuba, siendo las causas de que entre el sector médico, oxista

al recelo de hablar al ver que cosas confidenciales como son esos 6x4menes,

teed eet
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A mediados del mes de Marzo de 1967, cuando me dirigia al Archivo Nacional,

rrumpida al transito durante varios dias, no recuerdo dias exacto, pare si sé

cargando objetos de toda clase de tamafios, éstos objetos eran de madera y pue-

~~ por unos 2 mts. de archo, no recordundo el. alto de la mipinu, asi como lus me— we


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didas anteriores son aproxinadas, ya que no lo recuerdo con lujo de detalles,
_ bor ser vista a ojo de aguila y a la distancia antes mencionada. También pu-

de ver colocados a lo largo de los muelles y en la calle, depésitos de distin~

pce ten ale send e om ete

tos tamafios, pareciéndome el menor de ellos como de unos 55 galones. Siendo =

todo cuanto puedo precisar al respecto.

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morberrutp aives Fidel Castro took power. .

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ths Cuben Meatesy Ansociation far. tivo VTSre anders prestdens apn.
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0. Beselom the poasip regardlag a few York Clty viclt of
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year presidency of the Cuben Medical Sesectasion: a a .

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Case 6,632 - Addittonal tnformation als Or. Jose angel Sustanante O'Leary ;
1. Or, Augusto: Fernandez-Conde promis to _furnish= Sddtttonal detal ls. : E i S ‘
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In an effort to comptete the Information. which he had already supplied on

Or. Bustamante and which was presented for your consideration In NO-16-66 of

17 January 1966. “He has now reported to us the following results of his efforts
thus far. . :

2. In paragraph AS of HO=16-66, or. Fernande2=Conde nent toned that. in
13G0 Or. Bustamante had deposited money and some-of his wife's jewels In a -
repository In Mexico City for safekeeping. He further recalls that on another
occasion: Bustamante arranged for a friend to take another sun.of money and more
Jevelry to Maxico City and to deposit them there... Ellsed Perez=Stable, M.D., ;
Veterans Administration Hospital, Pittsburgh, Penntytvanta 15240, Is reported
ta know the identity of Bustamante's friend. wio transported. the money and rf

. Jewelry to Mexico city for safekeeping and. possibly alsht know more about the re
. slze of Bustamante's deposits abroad. . -

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t detained at the G-2 prison In Havana, He suggests that Oscar Sayrédo, M.0.,
{ . whose current address Is “Rodriguez Sampedro 10, Madrid 15, Spain, was rell
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brainwashing techniques. Or. Saqredo was formerly one of Cuba's outstanding
psychiatrists. After leaving Havana, he was employed as Professor of fee :
at Temple University tn Philadelphia and tater moved to Madrid to reside. 4

4, In paragraph #18 ¢ of ‘NO-16-66, Or. Fernandez-Conde named Or. Searizza (
as the Individual who psychoanalyzed Or. Bustamante. -HIs full name is Spartaco |
Scarlzza, M.D., and his current address: Is Via Ammannat | . él, Rome, ftaly.,

; 5. Or. Fernendez-Conde recently recelved a. letter dated 13 January 1968
' from his good friend, Or. Gunnar Gundersen, Gundersen Clinic, La Crosse,
Wisconsin, In which the latter asked him the followin;:

"Sometime 1 wish you would write me In regard to our mutual adversary,” Jose Angel ;
Bustamante-O'Leary. { presume he might’ be one of Castro's henchmen If someone

.. hasn't taken a pot shot at him which might have resulted In his, Nauldation. ;
Even. that would have been too good for him In ay Judgment 2" ;

6. According to Or, Fernandez-Conde, Dr. Gundersen was formerly President
of the American Medical Association as well as President of the Counct! of the -
“World Medical Association, Bustamante was a member of the Council during

_ Or, Gundersen"s administration. : Gur source suggests that Or, Gundersen should
_heve accurate information about Bustamante'’s reactions and attitudes.

7. We shall pass ‘on the renalning information promised In paragraph #19
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Case 45,632 - Dr. Jose Angel BUSTAMANTE O'Leary: Background Informat lon/
Professional and Personality Evaluation :

1. On 12 January 1966, our representative called on Dr. Augusto
Fernandez-Conde at his office In the Florida State Hospital, Chattahoochee,
Florida, and discussed the requirements of Case 46,632 vith him. Me vas mst
coorerative, yave his wholehearted attention to the subjects for discussion, |
ant provided a considerable amount of pertinent inforsation. . , 7

2. Dr. Fernandez-Conde has knowvm Dr. Jose Angel Bustamante O'Leary since
- thelr undergraduate days In the late 1430's at the Facultad de Hedictna, Uni-
versity of Havana, After Bustamante's graduation in’ 1139 and Fernandez-Conde's
graduation in 1940, thelr professional contacts stilt. continued although thelr
political persuasions were quite different. From 1359 of 1969 to Auqust 1961,
Fernandez-Conde had Hittle or no contact with Bustamante, and since August 13961,
when-he teft Cuba for permanent residence tn the US, Ferman te7-Conde has had no
‘first-hand knowledge of Bustamante's activities. The information which he pro-
vided on Bustamante Is presented below and Is dated between the late 1330's and
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3. Dr, Bustamante was born about 191! In Havana and has Vived there 3)}

_of bis life. He never knew his father. He made hls home with his so-called -
aunt, who was locally belleved to be his natural mother. His aunt Is no lonjer
tlving, The uncertainty about his ancestry has constantly plagued Bustamante,
and Dr. Fernandez-Conde suggests that it may be one of the motivatina factors :
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. 4. Or, Bustamante Is married to the former Marla Luisa Rodriquez-Columble,
“ a native of Barracoa, Cuba. It Is commonty belfeved that Harta Luisa Is part
Heyro. Lending credence to this statement Is the fact ‘that Macla Luisa: kept her
gather completely In the background and never brought her to Havana vhere she
: would have become known to Marla Luisa's and ‘dosea's friends, Dr. Fernandez-Conde.
' sugsests that Marla Lulsa‘s excessive concern over her antecedents probably moti-
vates her aggressiveness in seeking high social position. in the community. Her i
‘brother Is Dr. /fnu/ Rodriquez-Columble, a.child psychiatrist, who is a well-
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. enrolled in the best Roman Catholic private schools in Navona. Thelr daughter :
is row about 13 years old and Is described es being a fretty, healthy teena jer,

‘Thetr son, Jose, Jr., Is about 19 or 20. years of age and Is very effeninate in

manner. Or, Bustamante is known to have been worried about his son's personality
problems when the -boy was nine years old and his classmates taunted him as ‘being

a sissy. - In the Intervening years, Jose. Jr. has become a homosexual and has. .”
been under the psychiatric care of, first, his father, who was not successful In”

“treating him, and more recently of Dr. Carlos Acosta-todal and of Or. Lfnuf
Soraéqui (now deceased). “On many occasions, Or. Bustamante complained to our -

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informant that his san was frequently Anvalved dn scrapes and had caused him
a great deal of trouble. Or..Fernander-Conde suggests that Harla tuisa’s
attitude towards and relationship with her son may have a strong bearing on

“the latter's behaviour. He atso suggests that Marta Luisa, but not Jose, Sr.,

‘1g vulnerable where thelr son, Jose, Jr., $s concerned, {The subject of sexual

aberrations cama up several times during thls Interview, t seems appropriate

to potnt out hero that, according to Or. Fernandez-Conde, there are many homo-

sexvals among current Cuban government officials and_the posstble exposure as
deviates would not serve as a threat to the security of these individuals. He

_States that homosexuality is glven no importance in Castro's Cuba./

6. The Bustamante marital unlon has rot run gmogthty, to say the least.

tn 1945 or 1946, Jose, Sr. had an affair with Hrs. /fnu/ Alvarez-Tablo «hich

~ become a “public scandal," es the saying goes In Cuba. Hrs. Alvarez-Tabio ~

attempted sulctde and came very close to death. While Jose, Sr. Is know to
have had affairs with other women both before, ard since hls ttatson with
lirs, Alvarez-Tablo, the onc In which he was involved berween 1951 and 1360

- (and possibly later) brought him the. greatest amount of notortety. Unfortu-

nately, Dr. Farnandez-Conde cannot recall the name of this mistress. On one

_ occasion, Or. Bustamante and hig Inamorata registered as man.and wife ‘in a. -

New York Clty hotel, .The lady's husband sot wind of thelr whereabouts, had
private detectives to obtain compromising photographs, and precipitated. .~
fr. Bustamante'’s local arrest and detention on saveral charges. -.The fatter put
up.bat!, but subsequently fled the US before the case came to trial. When-he

was President of the Cuban Medical Association, Bustamante tried to use his pro-

_ fessional influence to solve the problem of his being a fugitive from justice’

so that he could travel to the US with Impunity. His efforts to exert pressure ©
on certain Important offictals met with no success. The mistress was divorced

- by her husband and continued her relationship with Bustamante, as recently as

1360 and possibly later. She Is reported to have become a “mental case."

J. Ouring the course of this latter affair, Jose, Sr, “and Marta Luisa”

"on @ few occaslons came almost to the point of divorce. “But, by then he had
become a man of some Importance in the Castro. regime and for appearances’ sake

they remained together. As recently as 1960, Marla luisa spoke vehemently
against Jose, Sr. In private, while In public she tried to make It appear that

“gt was well in thelr manage. . Or. Fernandez-Conde has. no first-hand knowledge

“of Dr. Bustamante's extramarital affairs since 1960/1251." From refugees who -

left Cuba in recent years, however, he learned that Or, and.trs. Bustamante
stitt live In thelr large residence tn Alramar, located on W2th Street between
first and third Avenue, Havana. - ae : :

8. Or. Bustamante obtained his medical education at the University oF |
Havana and recelved his HD degree from that Institution in 1939. He was.one

' of the fifteen outstanding medical students ta his class. tie interned ‘at the

University hospital In Havana. His specialty.is psychlatry and his practice .
has been In the psychotherapy. area of that fleld. He used to be a follower of --
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Vessons In Russian. Our. Informant has no knowledge of Bustamante's Proyress

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~~ asked permission of the Colegio Hedico Naclonal. de Cuba to become: a member of

_¢raft, offers human sacrifices, and -Indulges In other activittes rerugnant to

(Of Havens, told onsther doctor in tire Colegio Hedica Hacional de Cuda that -

_ »_ Or, Bustamante was a close friend of Or, Emilio Wirastorez, who ts

Lopez was born in Catalonia, Spain, and Is belleved to be a Spanish natlonal.
During the Spanish Civil War, he was engaged: In brainwashing Prisoners and,

at the conclusion of hostilities, he had to leave the country. Hao apparent ly
proceeded to Cuba where he met Bustamante and subsequently exerted a profound
professlonal Influence on him, Ha is known to have trained Bustamante In the”
brainwashing techniques which he. had used with prisoners during the Spanish —
Civil War, According to Dr, Fernandez-Conde, Or. Mira“topez Is a enspicable,
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was as a member of the Liga De Juventud Comunista betreen 1931 and 1939. Ne _ i
wos iso a member of the Ala Izquierda, a medical leftist group, and he was ° an he
President of the Federacion Estudtant!! Universitaria. By the time he had Lf
graduated from the University In 1939, he was belleved to have been tn aqree= i is i
ment with the purposes of the Comaunist Party although he may not have been a

party cember, Later, he was fora while a member of the Acclon Inmediata = +s}
(founded in Oecenber 1938), @ potitical- group in the medical Professton which :

was not Communist. In 1946, he was one of: the founders of the Confederacton ; : {
_ Medica Panamericana, which still exists (1966), and. In 1359, after the Castro - t

takeover, he founded another political party Jn the medical profession, the
Partido Medico de la Revolucton.: . ‘ “os ue

U1, During the 1940's and the 1950's, Dr. Bustamante gradually becama
well known In the medical profession and achleved some measure of afffuence.
In 1943, he held an office in the Colegio Medico Nacional de Cuba and In 1152- -
1953 he served as President of this organization. About 1954, Or. Sustamante ~

Nanigo so that he could study and evatuate. its: Influence on the Negra. culture
In Cubs. The Nanigo Is a secret Negro soclety In Cuba which Practices witch-

Western civi$ization, Permisston was yranted because of the. allege-Iy sciene _
tific nature of Bustamante’s Interests. Some time tater, Professor. Federico...”
Sotolongo, who Is stilt /1966/ a member of the medical faculty of ths University —

Bustamante was doing a good Job-of Infiltrating the Nanigo. ‘Since Sotolonja Is
8 Comaunist, the Inference was that Bustamante's performance benefited the

Communist Party. Dr. Fernandez-Conde stated: that he needed no further evi:stence
thet Bustamante was a trusted member of the Communist Party. ‘Moreover, he is a :
very good friend of the Chilean Communist Salvador Allende. Allende always — }
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Lo. 12. Or. Bustamante's -act ions during the Batista regime are of Interest.
Batiscta's mother-in-law (the mother of his third wife, Marta Fernandez de Batista)
worked In some capacity for Maria Luisa Rodriguez Columble de Bustamante absut
this time and, on the surface, the Batista and Bustamante fomiiles were on _
friendly terms. However. In reality, Jose, Sr. was working against Batista as | og
a member of the underground group, Monte Cristo, headed: by the vd l-knownyr

Justo Carrillo. At the same time, he malptained contact with the Commnlst .
Party and Is known to have had private_meetings on a continuing basis durtng the
BatIsta regime with Carlos Fon » now /1966/ Vice HinIster of Health, and Jose
Lopez Sanchez, current Vice President of. tha Cuban’ Academy of Sclences,

Co 13. When Fidel Castro cama to power, Bustemante's potential was brought
. .to the attention of Raul Castro. _He offered to take charge of the brainwashing
activittes of the Ge2 and thus put Into practice the techniques he had learned
_ from MlrasLopez. He was subsequent ly put ‘In charge of such work and ‘was assisted
in it by Drs, Acostactioda!. and Soracgul. After Dr, ‘Soraegul's:. death, Recut Castro |
weat to the latter's office and supervised the removal &f patients". Filles, obvi-
ously for. future use In bul ding up dossiers on the subjects. ° mE

over, Bustamante wented to be mode Olrector of the Hental Hospital In Mazorra,- an
elght miles outside of Havens. The position was given Instead. to Or. Ordaz, 1
who fad fought with Castro In the Sterra Raestra, At first, Bustamante com= * :
‘plained bitterly about losing out, but since then he fas‘ not asked for or =. :
otherwise sought another similar: Important professional post. Or, Fernandéez~
Conde sugyests that Bustamante most probably has been told that he I's Parforaing
Le an Important military service for the regims arid therefore it. would be wise for
. hie to remain in the background. He further states that Bustamante Is belleved
to exert. & considerable amount of Influence. In ‘the Ministry of Health, although | ~
i he holds: no offictal position tn It. tt should be noted. that ‘Bustamante's _ .
. Importance In the regiaa,” however great, stems_principatly: fram his: usefulness
‘to Raul Castro, Bustamante Is currently £1966/ constdered. to’ be one of the 10
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| ‘tentfous home in an exclusive residential section of. Havana, bought a Cadillac, +
. and enrolled thelr chi Idren In select, private schools, They both are driven

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end power, want to be associated with those at’ the hiahest’ echelon. in: the regime,
- and, above all, are opportunists of the first water. ‘Marla Lufsa has always 4
‘longed to. bea member of the Jockey Club and of ‘the Liceo (a tadfes?- cultural a,
‘soctety). She realized her dream of belonging to the Licca- and even became i

President of it. Then, In 1960, Marta tulsa was made interventor of all. private.

? . schools In Cuba. She resigned frow the Liceo; they sold the Cadillac and. bought
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took a targa sum of money and his wife's Jewels with him and deposited them in

safekeeping | somewhere In Maxico. The source of this particular Information Is

Or. Hector Veltz, 8 former close friend and confidant of Bustamante. Dr. Voaltz
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i oe 16, Or. Fernandez-Condé states that, ‘Bustamante - ts. intetitqent, ‘Andustri-
‘ous, well-grounded ‘In his profession; gregarious. able_to,make and carry out
decisions, but Is not a particularly forceful person. - ‘Ne Is- Insincere, devious,
3 physical coward, end inordinately afraid when his. fe. As in danger.. He has
many personality complexes. He seldom drinks: and’ boasts. about his abstemlousness:-
._ where Hiquor Is concerned. He may occasionally. ‘dt ink.a glass'of port or vermouth”
_” VF the situation demands It. Marla tulsa drinks-but not to excess. Nelther Is ~~ ,
" addicted to dope, Haria Lulsa's Achilles heel Is her overprotective. atthtuda
towards her son, Jose, Jr. ° ‘Both Or, and Mrs. Sus taminte. are. Opportunists,.- love .
money and power, and will go along with the-regime so. long ag It serves their
best Interests to do so. They have already’ taken the precaution of depositing
cash and valuables abroad to use In the ‘event of the overthrow of the Castro
- government and the need for them to flee Guba. Very. Iittle exact information
' ts avallable about the state of Maria Luisa's health. Jose, Sr. is described.
es being In good health. He suffers continually. fron” flat fost and Is known to”
have-undargone a hemorrholdoctony in the’ distant Paste

7. or. Bustamante has only three close friends In Cuba. They are all
Comyn sts. They are the following Individuals: oe _ woe i

Or. Leopoldo AraulocBe chal, President of the Colesto Hedleo Nacional de.
Cuba,- Havana, .
be: , Or. Carlos Acosta-Hodsl, practicing ‘psychiatrist in. ‘Havana, -

OF. Oscar Gercle Fermendo, practicing physiclan tn Havanes’ : 6

Alnost all of the doctors left In Cuba ‘are entl-Comnuntst arid are “Viotent ty
opposed to Bustamante. The following two. such Individuals would be able to
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Havana. Or. de Velasco has a sister and a son (Raul) ‘now. In lami. Raul, Jr.
: Is tn hts third, year In the Medical School of the’ University of Itlanl.
b. Or. Jorge: Beato, Paseo. Street ‘and 7th. Street, Vedado, Havana. — .

18. Or. Fernandez-tonde suggests that the “following Individuals ; ‘should
; be able to provide vital Information on Dr. Bustemsnts cr Mrs. Bustamante. With
“one exception, they are now Vving in the us. so

+ 8. Or, Fidel ‘Aguirre. 730 Livingstone Road, Elizabeth, New Jersey, telephone. -
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b. Dr. Enrique Huertas Pozo, + now President of the Culeyto Nedico Cubano Libre
* (Cuban Hedical Assoclation in Exite). His address fs 213 Arragon Avenue,
Coral Gables, Florida, His unlisted telephone numer ts Ha 5-7500, te,
too, will be able to provide.all types of Informetion on Dr. Bustamante.

Ge Ore Lio Scarizza, ‘Rome, Italy. ‘De. Scarizza is’ an: Italian nattonal, once
lived in Cuba, but now practices psychiatry in: Roma. During his restdence
in Cuba, he was the analyst. used to psychoanalyze those Cuban medical
students who: expected to speclatize tn psychiatry, . ile had Dr, Dustamante
under analysis for more than a. year, ‘and. therefore. sliould_ have unique insight
into this pattent's personality problems.” Dr. Scarizza. on ‘several occas ions
mentloned to Dr. Fernandez-Conde how fuch trouble he. wes: havino with

Coe Bustamante durtnag his analysts. Bustaminte frequently” ‘missed: thelr sessions
wo of treatment although he always paid for the professtonal: services.

vorks In the New York office of Jullo Lobo, who wae so prominent In the
busine: Ilfa-of Cuba. before the Castro oO regline, ttrss Leon Is the former — -
Rosario Rexach. Mr.'and Hrs. Leon were Probably the closest friends’
Bustamante’ had before 1959/1960. They were members with him-of the Ala
Jzquierda and she was a former President of the Liceo.. They are. no longer

.¢@. Hrs. Conchita Castaneda, 716 Fife Avenue, Wilmington, Ohio WS177, _
“Mrs, Castaneda Is a Quaker (one of tha few In Cuba) and is now-/1966/ .
teaching.In the Quaker High School In Wilmington, She wos Marla Lulsa's -
closest friend and confidante and lived with her... She should ba able to.
>... provide detalted Information about Maria Lulsa's personal life, about. |
_ Bustamante's extramerital affairs, and thelr: effect. on Harla Luisa's: life.

f. A Cuban ‘nattonal who. left. Cuba- tn late 1961. for. permanent, residence tn ‘the -

- US. Dr. Fernandez-Conde cannot recall -his name, but will obtain his nome:
"and address from one of his-friends In the US. This Individual tas believed
to have been a member of the underground movement In Cuta and In March 196!
he was Interrogated by Bustamante In a series of Intervlews.at the G-2 - -
prison at 5th Avenue and t4th Street, Miramar, Havana, - He would be able to

describe Bustamante’ & pérformance. in this capacity.

meee 49, Ore: Fernandez-Conde: will be very ‘glad to elarify any statements In
his. discussion of Dr. Bustamante or to amplify them if requested. in addition,
_ he ‘promises to obtain the-current street address of tir. and Mrs, Leon, the name
and address: of the. Individual who was brainwashed, by Bustamante, and possibly
“Or. Scarizza's first name and street address in Rome. We will forward. this:

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Sources of foforsation on Dr. Jota Anjal : Bhorch 1956 -

_$. Or, Augusto Famandez-Conde haa notifl'sd us that the Hew
York Clty address of Dr. and Hr. Enrique Leon $ot9 fs, 310 East 70th
Street, Apartment 3 K, and tial, talophons number bs L€-50170. Hrs.
Soto Is the former Rosario.Rexach, Or. and firs. Soto were Incorr crt
Ident fled In paragraph 16 d. of H0+16-66 of 17 January 1966 ag fir, and
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; 2. “Unfortunately, Or. Fernandez-Conde's offorts to lear ths

‘name and US address of the’ Cuban national mentioned In paragraph: 13 fe}

of N0-16-66 of 17 denuary. 1966 were unsuccessful, tle states that a

_Peplta Rigra, who Is now ® radfo camnentator In Mlanl, wag once 3 :
patlent of Or. Bustamante and know hla very wall, She also has soe
knowledge of the bralmsaahing activities engaged In by Ors. Bustavante, :
Carlos Acosta-Hodal, and Abdo Ganagl, at the. Cubon: G-2 headquarters: in 1 >
flavana, He suggests that sha my ‘also be able to idatify the. Cobans :
who wore bralimashed by Sustamanta etal and who are nw avallabte for
Interview In the US. Hiss Riera’s address Is Box 516,Coral Gables,
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. Cuban national, A 17 999 372, who arrived in the US en 10 Mar 69. ‘Source

oe is a graduate psychiatrist who was on the staff of various hospitals, among
aa them Mazorra Hospital for Meatal Diseases from 1961 until 8 Mar 69.

[This report was developed by ang representative assigned to the

office of preparation.) :

1. Medical colleagues ef mine have told me that there is a home near the
Coloa Cemetery in Alturas del Vedado Suburd, Havana, which has been a
converted into a research latcratory called Instituto de Invest igaciones
de Actividad Nerviosa Superior [Institute for the Research o£ Superior’

Nervous Activity. ] af ’
tf, Msi eneae : :
2. De. Jose Angel Bustamant a well known psychiatrist in Havana, another

psychiatrist, Dr "Georoselio, and some Sovblec psychiatrists concuct
vesearch work and experiments cacre with aninals, especially dogs,
- according to my colleagues. They report that these psychiatrists follow

tae Pavlovian theory in the “physiology of the nervous".

Y¥ also told me that Dr. Jose Angel Bustamante has for several years a

ted, or supervised, interrozations of Political prisoners si G-2.

-ueadquarters in Havana, using the harcohypnosts (sic) ucthod, popularly
culled “brain washing", . ;

4. ‘et, Bustamante has been considered @ card-carrying Communist jong belZore
Castro came to power. I can aot vouch for the veracity of this, because
i -e I Rave not known him chat cell. Rowever, I have neard it said repeatedly.

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